Is this letter explaining a mistake on my I-94 clear to you?

[Kayls 8]

Beneficiary here: I'm attaching my I-94 and travel history with our I-129F packet. There's a mistake on my most recent I-94, which I try to explain in a letter. Please tell me whether what I've said is clear to you. I'd appreciate it.

 

Dear USCIS officer,

 

I have attached in this section my most recent I-94 form and my travel history to the United States as taken from https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov.

This most recent I-94 form associated with my current passport does not reflect my most recent entry to the United States, which was October 18, 2019. My entry to the United States in October 2019 can be confirmed by:

1.      Corresponding boarding passes attached in this packet that show exit on October 21

2.      A copy of my passport page stamped by US Customs on October 18, 2019.

3.      Travel history as taken from https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov.

 

On my last entry to the United States, I presented the CPB officer with my current passport and my most recently expired passport. The picture page of both of these has been attached. I presented the expired passport along with my current one because it contains my current United States B2 visa (attached).

 

The details (passport number) from this expired passport were apparently used to log my entry on October 18, 2019. I believe this to be true because my October entry to the United States can be found on the I-94 form corresponding with my expired passport, which I have also attached. This second I-94 form is also evidence of my entry to the United States on October 18, 2019.

 

Regards,

Jane Doe

[Greenbaum 12,258]

You should be fine with that. good luck.

[Sparkle Sparkle 913]

That's all you need to say

[wingman23 140]

very detailed! nice!