ADJUSTING with FOIA as Proof of Entry

[_me 4]

I wanted to know if there is anyone on this forum that successfully adjusted their status using FOIA records as proof of Entry.

My passport and I-94 were stolen so I only have FOIA as proof of Entry and the police report.

I know a lot of people are not very successful with I-102, 'cause USCIS want at least copy of passport and I-94 to approve your application, and I don't have that.

Thanks for your input.

[_me 4]

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[pr2011 0]

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Congratulation!. What was your process for the FOIA?

I'm in the same boat, my passport and my docs were stolen in a bag. I filed a police report and last time I got into the country was 1994. I just filed a I-102 and got an RFE because they said they could not find me. I'm trying to AOS from F1. I don't know if they would use my driver-license information to complete the search.

Thanks

Edited September 27, 2011 by pr2011

[_me 4]

Congratulation!. What was your process for the FOIA?

I'm in the same boat, my passport and my docs were stolen in a bag. I filed a police report and last time I got into the country was 1994. I just filed a I-102 and got an RFE because they said they could not find me. I'm trying to AOS from F1. I don't know if they would use my driver-license information to complete the search.

Thanks

I filed with CBP. It took me 6 months to get it. I just gave them my name, birth date, date range when I entered the US, Port of Entry, Country of Citizenship. They are really backlogged and I figured it was worth the wait. I had to call every month so I can track what months they were working on and if they had received my request. When you mail it please use certified mail with a return receipt, 'cause after my month was processed they told me that they didn't receive my mail and was not on the system. Fortunately I had the return receipt and had to fax that info for them to see the proof and was entered in the system that same day and received my FOIA two weeks after.

Will PM you the letter I used if you want and here is the address I sent the FOIA to below; (it came back with my date of entry, admission number, port of entry, time of arrival, and POE)

U.S. Customs and Border Protection

FOIA Division

799 9th Street NW, Mint Annex

Washington, DC 20229-1181

The phone number for the FOIA office is (202) 325-0150.

QUESTION: Did you submit a copy of your police report with your I-102 application?

Thanks.

Edited September 27, 2011 by _me