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AFQuaid   18

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:unsure: We weren't given back our boarding passes when I went to visit Andrew with my parents. I'm not sure if this was because we had e-tickets and not regular or what. But the issue is we don't have them to use as evidence. Is this vital? We have airline stubs but no boarding passes :bonk:

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Boarding passes aren't necessary. Send the ticket stubs, they prove you had tickets, so along with the photos and everything else, USCIS will be able to tell that you really did meet.

(If you really wanted too, you could type or write onto the page with the plane tickets that your boarding passes weren't returned.)

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it depends on the officer you can also include your itinerary

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We have airline stubs but no boarding passes

Do you mean that you have the remaining part of the ticket they removed a portion from?

Please clarify "stub". If it's the smaller part that's removed from the pass then that's what you need. They retain the larger portion at the gate.

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