Passport stamps

[artfulalex 0]

Hello everyone. I've just filed an I-130 and I am a little worried about something. I've been seeing people mention passport stamps as a form of proof for trips to see their significant others. That is where my problem is. I don't have any stamps in my passport from entering Vietnam on my two trips. I only have stamps in my passport when I came back to the USA. Is that normal or did the people working at the airport in Ho Chi Minh City not stamp mine on purpose because I didn't give them enough "paperwork". Also the copies of my Visas were made before I left for my trips.

Thanks

[lindal24 1]

Ticket stubs should work as evidence.

If you search this forum, there was a topic just a few months ago that had a link to a website (or phone number) that you could go to/call to request a "transcript" of your travels... Try that if you absolutely need it.

My passport has most of the stamps in there--except when I got a single entry loose-leafed visa--that one was stamped on the visa and they kept it when I departed.

[artfulalex 0]

Those were the kind of Visas I had. Thanks for the reply.

[vietazn 1]

Make a copy of your visa, and a copy of the front and back of the arrival/departure form, which the airport people do stamp. In other words, work with what you have.