ok got a dumb question

[b_assif 1]

Ok Im hoping to send off for Saids EAD next week, but Im not sure what the I-94 is and what it looks like. Any help will be appreciated.

[sunlyk 1]

Ok Im hoping to send off for Saids EAD next week, but Im not sure what the I-94 is and what it looks like. Any help will be appreciated.

Click VisaJourney GALLERY you will see sample I 94 on immigration documents/photos

[RaTBoX 1]

Ok Im hoping to send off for Saids EAD next week, but Im not sure what the I-94 is and what it looks like. Any help will be appreciated.

It's your Arrival/Departure record. The small piece of white paper that was stapled into your passport when you first entered the US.

[b_assif 1]

Ok it seems like someone at JFK took out Saids I-94 out of his passport . If I send for a new one is there a fee for this? Im totally lost.

[RaTBoX 1]

Ok it seems like someone at JFK took out Saids I-94 out of his passport . If I send for a new one is there a fee for this? Im totally lost.

When he entered JFK he didn't have one, they are the people that give it to him. Look through all the pages of the passport, it is a small card smaller than a passport page, and normally stapled to a page in the passport (normally opposite the visa).

[island_princess 2]

It looks like this.. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...ost&id=3065 but only the half (left) portion of page 2.

I got this link from Sheriff Uling.

Edited September 13, 2008 by island_princess

[island_princess 2]

Oh yes, there is...$320.00. Check this link... http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

Ok it seems like someone at JFK took out Saids I-94 out of his passport . If I send for a new one is there a fee for this? Im totally lost.

[AlHayatZween 2]

Zawjat,

My hubbie's was actually stapled to his passport... he also came through JFK. Still no luck?

i hope you find it! Applying for a new one sounds... well... not fun...

(F)

hz

[b_assif 1]

Well Said definantly doesnt have his I-94 and I dont know which number to call at uscis to find out what to do. I dont think we should have to pay for a replacement since it was removed by someone at customs and not returned. Said didnt lose it customs stole it. Does anyone have any idea of what number I should call?

[RaTBoX 1]

I can't understand how you think someone at JFK took it out of his passport. When he got to JFK he didn't have one. They gave it to him.

If you don't have one for your AoS application, you're going to have to file I-102 for a replacement I-94.

Your documents are your responsibility at the end of the day, and that's how USCIS are going to see it. You don't have it, and you need to get a replacement, and completing I-102 is the process for that.

You could try writing a letter of explanation along with the AoS application as to why you don't have an I-94, but I'd be very surprised if that didn't just result in a denial or an RFE for the I-94.

[b_assif 1]

I can't understand how you think someone at JFK took it out of his passport. When he got to JFK he didn't have one. They gave it to him.

If you don't have one for your AoS application, you're going to have to file I-102 for a replacement I-94.

Your documents are your responsibility at the end of the day, and that's how USCIS are going to see it. You don't have it, and you need to get a replacement, and completing I-102 is the process for that.

You could try writing a letter of explanation along with the AoS application as to why you don't have an I-94, but I'd be very surprised if that didn't just result in a denial or an RFE for the I-94.

Well 1 person stapled it in the passport and a 2nd person removed it. Said didnt know that this was not suppose to happen. We have an appointment at the immigration office on thursday and they will give him a replacement. It was the screw up of someone in JFK not Said! So no we dont have to fill out the I-102!

[TayRivers 4]

I can't understand how you think someone at JFK took it out of his passport. When he got to JFK he didn't have one. They gave it to him.

If you don't have one for your AoS application, you're going to have to file I-102 for a replacement I-94.

Your documents are your responsibility at the end of the day, and that's how USCIS are going to see it. You don't have it, and you need to get a replacement, and completing I-102 is the process for that.

You could try writing a letter of explanation along with the AoS application as to why you don't have an I-94, but I'd be very surprised if that didn't just result in a denial or an RFE for the I-94.

Well 1 person stapled it in the passport and a 2nd person removed it. Said didnt know that this was not suppose to happen. We have an appointment at the immigration office on thursday and they will give him a replacement. It was the screw up of someone in JFK not Said! So no we dont have to fill out the I-102!

USCIS can not replace the I-94 at the local office, you will need to file for a replacement using form I-102, The only people who can issue I-94 is the CBP at POE or by filing the I-102.

You say that someone took it out at JFK so I take it there is holes where the staples were! so you can have proof that one was issued?

[*JG* 2]

Well Said definantly doesnt have his I-94 and I dont know which number to call at uscis to find out what to do. I dont think we should have to pay for a replacement since it was removed by someone at customs and not returned. Said didnt lose it customs stole it. Does anyone have any idea of what number I should call?

Good luck with that. If you can't find it, you have to apply for another and pay for it. No way around it.

I can't understand how you think someone at JFK took it out of his passport. When he got to JFK he didn't have one. They gave it to him.

If you don't have one for your AoS application, you're going to have to file I-102 for a replacement I-94.

Your documents are your responsibility at the end of the day, and that's how USCIS are going to see it. You don't have it, and you need to get a replacement, and completing I-102 is the process for that.

You could try writing a letter of explanation along with the AoS application as to why you don't have an I-94, but I'd be very surprised if that didn't just result in a denial or an RFE for the I-94.

Well 1 person stapled it in the passport and a 2nd person removed it. Said didnt know that this was not suppose to happen. We have an appointment at the immigration office on thursday and they will give him a replacement. It was the screw up of someone in JFK not Said! So no we dont have to fill out the I-102!

USCIS can not replace the I-94 at the local office, you will need to file for a replacement using form I-102, The only people who can issue I-94 is the CBP at POE or by filing the I-102.

You say that someone took it out at JFK so I take it there is holes where the staples were! so you can have proof that one was issued?

She's right. I'm sorry to say it. But, she is right here.

[b_assif 1]

Well Said definantly doesnt have his I-94 and I dont know which number to call at uscis to find out what to do. I dont think we should have to pay for a replacement since it was removed by someone at customs and not returned. Said didnt lose it customs stole it. Does anyone have any idea of what number I should call?

Good luck with that. If you can't find it, you have to apply for another and pay for it. No way around it.

I can't understand how you think someone at JFK took it out of his passport. When he got to JFK he didn't have one. They gave it to him.

If you don't have one for your AoS application, you're going to have to file I-102 for a replacement I-94.

Your documents are your responsibility at the end of the day, and that's how USCIS are going to see it. You don't have it, and you need to get a replacement, and completing I-102 is the process for that.

You could try writing a letter of explanation along with the AoS application as to why you don't have an I-94, but I'd be very surprised if that didn't just result in a denial or an RFE for the I-94.

Well 1 person stapled it in the passport and a 2nd person removed it. Said didnt know that this was not suppose to happen. We have an appointment at the immigration office on thursday and they will give him a replacement. It was the screw up of someone in JFK not Said! So no we dont have to fill out the I-102!

USCIS can not replace the I-94 at the local office, you will need to file for a replacement using form I-102, The only people who can issue I-94 is the CBP at POE or by filing the I-102.

You say that someone took it out at JFK so I take it there is holes where the staples were! so you can have proof that one was issued?

She's right. I'm sorry to say it. But, she is right here.

Yes there are hole where it had been stapled in and i have an appointment with cbp. in portland. They said they can replace it.

[AlHayatZween 2]

Yes there are hole where it had been stapled in and i have an appointment with cbp. in portland. They said they can replace it.

We had some problems at POE at JFK as well... they misspelled my hubbie's name, and entered the wrong birthdate in the system. We had to make an INFOPASS, and then return to the airport to get everything fixed. Your problem is a bit different, but it is worth investigating, especially if it is their mistake...

It's good news that the CBP in Portland said they could replace it! Good luck!