Can you help me to correct ?

Actually, I'd choose E. Not having been informed of our arrival, she looked surprised on seeing us at the front door.

or F: Not informed of our arrival.

A. doesn't work because she wasn't doing the informing.

B. doesn't work because it implies a future tense.

C. is the same as B, so you must have copied wrong.

D. I suppose would do in a pinch, but no reason for the use of the progressive form, thus my choice F.

You need a tense that shows that the lack of her being informed happened before your arrival at the door. The possibilities here that are grammatically correct don't do this adequately.

They're all bad for somebody trying to learn good English, but it would still be D. Should be "not having been informed"

Dumb fool! You should of picked D :/