Allocation of Your Visa Number
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When your petition is approved you will be given two key numbers. The first is your ‘A’ number, the number that will ultimately track with your case and end up on your green card. This number can be found on your approved petition. Secondly you will have a NVPC case number. Your case number is the number that the Embassy will reference when processing your K1 visa application. As with all reference numbers it is a very good idea to double-check these numbers on any correspondence to make sure it has been copied correctly since a typo could result in an unnecessary delay in your case.
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K1 Fiance Visa Guide
- K1 Fiance Visa Guide
- Preface
- Deciding To Get Married
- The Petition And The K1 Visa Itself
- Preparing The Petition
- USCIS Screening And Processing Procedures
- New Hampshire: National Visa Processing Center (NVPC)
- Allocation of Your Visa Number
- Embassy Phase
- Medical Requirement
- Embassy Interview
- Embassy Affidavit Of Support
- Arriving In The US
- Get Married In 90 Days
- Social Security Number
- Petition For Alien Relative
- Applying For Work Permit And Green Card
- Green Card Affidavit Of Support
- Green Card Interview
- Traveling Before Your Green Card Is Actually Issued
- Petition For Removal Of Condition
- Citizenship From Marriage To A US Citizen