  In this paper, we study the real hypersurfaces $M$ in $\mathbb C^2$ at points
$p\in M$ of infinite type. The degeneracy of $M$ at $p$ is assumed to be the
least possible, namely such that the Levi form vanishes to first order in the
CR transversal direction. A new phenomenon, compared to known normal forms in
other cases, is the presence of resonances as roots of an universal polynomial
in the $7$-jet of the defining function of $M$. The main result is a complete
(formal) normal form at points $p$ with no resonances. Remarkably, our normal
form at such infinite type points resembles closely the Chern-Moser normal form
at Levi-nondegenerate points. For a fixed hypersurface, its normal forms are
parametrized by $S^1\times \mathbb R^*$, and as a corollary we find that the
automorphisms in the stability group of $M$ at $p$ without resonances are
determined by their $1$-jets at $p$. In the last section, as a contrast, we
also give examples of hypersurfaces with arbitrarily high resonances that
possess families of distinct automorphisms whose jets agree up to the resonant
order.
