Having panic attack can't find my visa waiver entry!

[Lisa011 6]

Now you got me thinking that's definitely a possibility my was a I-94w

I always keep my papers organized so its odd that this particular paper went missing thanks for your input my mind is a little more at ease lol

if it's anything like I-94... mine was taken by the IO at my interview... could it be just that you forgot that it was taken?

[UK_Fan 192]

Now you got me thinking that's definitely a possibility my was a I-94w

I always keep my papers organized so its odd that this particular paper went missing thanks for your input my mind is a little more at ease lol

yeah cause I remember the IO stapling out the I-94 and saying that I won't be needing it anymore.

[zuluweta 250]

Well, I was referring to a different kind of disappointment which is the kind you feel when you become a United States citizen.

For me, it has been a little disappointng so far since I had such high expectations. I was under the impression that life would open up once I gained US citizenship, but so far, it's been quite lame:

- my credit card balances are still the same and did not vanish as I had assumed;

-apparently, I'm still required to join the queue when checking out at the supermarket (I had incorrectly assumed that as a citizen, I could jump the line but I found out the hard way this afternoon that that's not the case)

- I still have to pay full price for airfares on American Airlines (which until this morning, I assumed was a state airline with subsidised fares for citizens...)

... and, oh, my boss is refusing to increase the number of my paid vacation days. I tried to make the point that I was a citizen now, but he was such a douche and was like "Under US labour law, we have to treat everyone the same regardless of their immigration status" or something like that. What's the good of being a citizen then?

:bonk: :bonk:

LOL! I have several years before worrying about the anxieties you faced.