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B1/B2 Visa Border Crossing Card

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I am a US citizen and married my wife 4 1/2 years ago in Mexico. She currently has a B1/B2 Visa Border Crossing Card. We both live together in Mexico.

Also, we have a joint checking acct in the US and own property together in Mexico.

I would like to bring her to the US to live and have started filling out form I-130. Question #14 asks if she has visited the US and i answered yes.

She does not have a I-94 since her visa is a border crossing card which is used for short term visits for shopping. the last time she had a I-94 was

18 months ago and was returned upon leaving the US for Mexico.

Is there anywhere on the I-130 to state she has a B1/B2 Visa?

So my question is... Since i answered yes to her visiting the US is there somewhere to list her B1/B2? She has no record of the I-94 used

in the past.

Any advise would be greatly appreciated !

 
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