Reading the Back of the Card
First line:
1–2: C1 or C2. C1 = Resident within the United States C2= Permanent Resident commuter (Living in Canada or Mexico)
3–5: USA (issuing country, United States)
6–14: 9-digit number (A#, alien number)
15: application receipt number
16–30: immigrant case number that resulted in the approved green card. The “<” symbol represents a blank space
Second line:
1-6: birth date (in YY/MM/DD format)
7: not documented, assumed to be a check digit 8: gender
9-14: expiration date (in YY/MM/DD format) 15: not documented, assumed to be a check digit 16-29: country of birth
30: not documented, assumed to be a check digit
Third line:
Last name, first name, middle name, first initial of father, first initial of mother (this line is spaced with “<<” between the last name and first name). Depending on the length of the name, the father’s and mother’s initials may be omitted.
- General Forms for all:
- Citizenship Fair intake form
- Citizenship Fair waiver form
- Filling out a check to USCIS
- How to “read” a permanent residency” card.
- Difference between arrests and tickets
- Fee Waiver/Reductions:
- N-400 Citizenship application:
- How to fill out an N-400 Citizenship Application
- Vanessa’s annotated N-400 Citizenship application Cheat Sheet (download for reference!)
- Self-Quiz for N-400 Citizenship Application volunteers
- Application Worksheet -counting and ordering sheets after the application is finished
- I-90 Replace Permanent Resident Card
- How to fill out an I-90 application.
- Application Worksheet -counting and ordering sheets after the application is finished
- I-821D DACA
- How to fill out a DACA application
- Application Worksheet -counting and ordering sheets after the application is finished
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