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How do I know if I have an Alien Registration Number, and how do I find it?
Can someone have multiple green card applications at the same time?
Where can I find my USCIS online account number?
What do I do if my green card was lost or stolen?
Where can I find my closest consulate or U.S. embassy?
Can I submit my marriage green card application to USCIS online?
How do I contact USCIS by phone?
How do I contact the NVC by phone?
If I already have a social security number, will I be issued a new one through the green card application?
I lost my EAD card, what should I do?

How do I contact USCIS by phone?

Applicants can call the USCIS Contact Center toll-free at 1-800-375-5283 Monday-Friday 8am-8pm and Saturday 9am-5pm in each timezone.

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