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My wife and step daughter, were approved a few months ago for there 10 yr green cards.We were told 3-8 months b4 we would see them in the mail.June 1st we want to travel to visit her family in Canada.We were told by the INS officer that they would stamp there passports for travel if the cards had not got her b4 we travel.My question is can I have this done for them?My wife works weedays and I have a few days off during the week.She cant get the time off to go to the Fresno office(about 200 mi away)to get them stamped.

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Is Fresno your only option? Is there another district office that may be closer?

I ask that seeing as more than likely you won't be able to do this on your wife's behalf -- my assumption is that the person owning the passport to be stamped would have to show up. not sure about that.

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I'm pretty certain it's the passport holder that needs to get it stamped personally. Is there a closer office?

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Nope fresno is our only choice.We do have an INS application office.But I dont think they can help us.Every time we go there they say you need to go to fresno.They do finger prints etc..Thanks for the fast reply's.

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