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Hi Everyone,

About to file for adjustment of status. My problem is I lost my passport which had my tourist (B1/B2) visa in it. I had replace my passport and was able to replace my I-94 as well But since I have overstayed i cant replace my visa, I guess my questions is if its going to be enough with my I-94 to prove that i entered the country legally, i do have my visa number but not the date it was issue and its asking me for it on my I485 form.

Thanks in advance for your help

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Hi Everyone,

About to file for adjustment of status. My problem is I lost my passport which had my tourist (B1/B2) visa in it. I had replace my passport and was able to replace my I-94 as well But since I have overstayed i cant replace my visa, I guess my questions is if its going to be enough with my I-94 to prove that i entered the country legally, i do have my visa number but not the date it was issue and its asking me for it on my I485 form.

Thanks in advance for your help

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What about contacting to Embassy to get the further details for your visa issue date, etc etc?

I comunicated via email with the american embassy in my country and got no where, they basically told me they couldnt help me with this matter.

however i got a letter from the the ministry of foreing relations of my country stating the day i left the country to come the Us. will this help?

thanks for responding.

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I would leave that space blank on the I-485 and attach a separate sheet explaining that you don't have that information because you lost your visa. As long as you have your (reissued) I-94 and tell the truth, I think you should be fine.

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I would leave that space blank on the I-485 and attach a separate sheet explaining that you don't have that information because you lost your visa. As long as you have your (reissued) I-94 and tell the truth, I think you should be fine.

THANK YOU

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Also, since everything is computerized now, as long as you have something (in this case your I-94) they should have a record of it in the system.

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