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Larindra   9

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Nicaragua
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Hello I entered the US on a visitor visa in the beginning of 2013. At that time I was given a paper I-94. In the meantime I got married and my spouse is applying to adjust status for me. I already have received my EAD/AP. Now I'm getting ready to travel on AP and I would like to know if I need to bring my paper I-94 along? I checked online at i94.cbp.dhs.gov and my records cannot be found. Thanks in advance :) 

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2017-07-05 Filed
2017-07-22 Received package back for wrong payment amount
2017-07-24 Sent package back with correct payment amount
2017-07-27 Received by USCIS
2017-08-01 NOA letter dated
2017-08-07 NOA received 
2017-08-11 Biometrics letter received
2017-08-21 RFIE case updated 
2017-08-23 Biometrics appointment 
2017-08-25 RFIE letter received 
2017-08-26 RFIE response sent 
2017-08-30 RFE response received by USCIS 
2017-10-26 Combo Card ordered 
2017-10-27 Case updated 
2017-10-30 Received approval letters for EAD & AP 
2017-10-31 Combo Card was mailed 
2017-11-01 Case updated 
2017-11-02 Received Combo Card 
2018-06-14 Filed Renewal EAD/AP 
2018-06-29 Received NOA with EAD 180-day extension 
2018-07-06 Received letter from USCIS stating biometrics will be reused 
2018-10-09 Interview was scheduled 
2018-11-13 Interview date, rescheduled 
2018-12-13 New Interview date, Approved
2018-12-17 Received approval letter for I-130
2019-01-02 Green Card ordered, case updated
2019-01-07 Infopass: I-551 stamp in passport
2019-01-07 Received approval letter for I-485 
2019-01-07 Green Card was mailed
2019-01-08 Case updated "We mailed your new card your Form I-485"
2019-01-08 Case updated "Card Was Picked Up By The United States Postal Service" including tracking number
2019-01-09 Received Green Card

Total Day count: 553

 

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Teemo   252

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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It doesn't hurt to have it on you. What's the downside of bringing it? Might as well. 

 

In an abundance of caution, you should also bring: your marriage certificate, receipt for I-485, your approval notices for EAD and AP. The originals, not copies. 

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