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I-130 Part 4 Question 46d

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my wife is  trying to fill out form I-130 for my Family based petition and Question 46.d states  Date authorize stay expired, or will expire as shown on Form I-94 (mm/dd/yyyy)

 

I have an I-94 white card stapled to my passport which has date mentioned admitted until "2/1/2013" i landed in USA in year 2012 on H1b.

after that i never went out of country. My H1b renewed and my I-797 notice has I-94 date of 10/1/2022.

 

what date shall she enter in Question 46.d?   will it be 10/1/2022 or 2/1/2013??  Please help

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1 hour ago, AnnaHarry said:

my wife is  trying to fill out form I-130 for my Family based petition and Question 46.d states  Date authorize stay expired, or will expire as shown on Form I-94 (mm/dd/yyyy)

 

I have an I-94 white card stapled to my passport which has date mentioned admitted until "2/1/2013" i landed in USA in year 2012 on H1b.

after that i never went out of country. My H1b renewed and my I-797 notice has I-94 date of 10/1/2022.

 

what date shall she enter in Question 46.d?   will it be 10/1/2022 or 2/1/2013??  Please help

I would say the new expired date. and you have valid proof on your I-797 that backs it up.  you no longer follow I-94 expiration date since that is only used for travel history outside the US. it only updates when you leave the country.

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AOS Interview Appt: 6/4/19

AOS Interview: 7/10/19

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