The phrase "alien number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, science fiction, or discussions about extraterrestrial life, often referring to a number system not originating from Earth or a number that is unfamiliar or foreign in some way.
Example: "In the study of extraterrestrial mathematics, researchers encountered an alien number system that operated on a base different from our decimal system."
Alternatives: "foreign number" or "extraterrestrial number".
My date of birth was in the space reserved for my alien number and vice versa, and my last name was spelled wrong.
Those searching for a detainee must enter the detainee's "alien number" and country of birth, or the person's exact name, birth date and country of birth into a form, which will return a detainee's location and instructions for arranging a visit.
According to the letter — signed by a Homeland Security official, Alejandro N. Mayorkas, the director of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services — to verify the citizenship status of people registered to vote in Florida, officials must provide evidence, like an alien number, that the person is indeed a noncitizen.
If a parent doesn't know their child's alien number, Lopez's team haso make an educated guess, based on the fact that alien numbers are given sequentially and immigration officials likely processed the family members together.
The process for paying the fee is as follows: Receive your alien number, DOS case ID, and sealed visa packet.
The advocacy groups say they have been stymied in their efforts to ensure that all detainees have access to lawyers, through a kind of Catch-22: they are only allowed to visit detainees if they know the names and alien numbers, which the Justice Department will not release.
College applications ask noncitizens for an alien registration number or visa number, which illegal immigrants lack.
To use the system effectively, Kobach said, Kansas would have to provide DHS with an alien registration number ― a number assigned to many immigrants for government purposes ― for every voter it wanted to check.
It's currently working with the local and federal public defenders' offices to reconnect children to their parents using the barest of biographical details, like a child's name, birth date, or "Alien Registration Number" — an identifying number assigned by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.
The document permits such assessments to include employment information, phone and email accounts, passport data, social security numbers and "any other unique identifying numbers relevant to database checks, such as alien registration number, driver's license, etc".
Simply making a phone call is often impossible: phones do not work, or the requirements for using them — first punching in an Alien Registration Number, as opposed to an unrelated identification number that the detainees wear on wristbands — are baffling, the Government Accountability Office said in a report issued last year.
