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Hello fellow petitioners!

I am preparing my wife's AOS documents but I may be missing the I-94 form. When we checked through customs with my wife's (she was them my fiance) K1 visa, the customs officer did not give us a I-94 form, he only stapled an I-94 stub to a page on her passport, next to her K1 visa page. Is this what is needed to submit for an AOS or is there a different form for the I-94 required? If so, how do I get it since customs has it?

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Hello fellow petitioners!

I am preparing my wife's AOS documents but I may be missing the I-94 form. When we checked through customs with my wife's (she was them my fiance) K1 visa, the customs officer did not give us a I-94 form, he only stapled an I-94 stub to a page on her passport, next to her K1 visa page. Is this what is needed to submit for an AOS or is there a different form for the I-94 required? If so, how do I get it since customs has it?

Eric G

That stub that is stapled in your wife's passport is the I-94 form. It has a perforated edge that leaves only a small strip behind where the staple is when it is removed. I submitted mine with the AOS application, although I understand others have just sent in a copy. As I am still waiting for my AOS interview I don't know if that is a good thing or not. The I-94 expires 90 days after your wife is admitted. What I would do if you haven't done it already is keep the I-94 in the passport until she has applied for both her SSN and her driver's license, as long as it is before the I-94 expires. Photocopies don't work for either of those:-).

Good luck - and take a number of photocopies of the I-94 before you send it in if you send in the original - you may need them again if the adjudication process takes some time.

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Stub IS the I-94...

Good luck!

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The stub is the I-94. You will see on the back an A number that is stamped, ours was in red. We kept the stub in my wife's passport, and just sent a copy of the stub with the I-495 AOS application. At our AOS interview last week the case officer removed the I-94 stub, and replaced it with a 551 stamp noting conditional permanent residency in the passport as a temporary measure until the green card arrives.

***K-1 Processing***

Pusan, Rep. of Korea to AZ, USA

First Met in April 1997

Engaged March 27, 2003

NOA1 March 31, 2004

NOA2 August 6, 2004

Packet 3 Recieved September 7, 2004

Visa Interview, US Embassy Seoul, November 5, 2004

2nd Interview, US Embassy Seoul, December 22, 2004

VISA GRANTED, December 22, 2004

US Entry, Los Angeles, CA-LAX, December 29, 2004

Wedding, Scottsdale, AZ, February 18, 2005

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Submit I-485 AOS, March, 31, 2005

Submit I-765 EAD, March, 31, 2005

Received I-797C for AOS and EAD, April 8, 205

RFE--BCIS asking or Proof of K-1 filing, Original Korean Bith Certificate and AOS Medical, April 28, 2007

Submit response to RFE, including AOS Medical Exam, May 31, 2005

Biometrics Completed, June 7, 2005

EAD Received, August 18, 2005

SSN Obtained, September 22, 2005

AOS Interview Appointment notice received, January 19, 2006

AOS Interview, February 2, 2006--APPROVED--I-551 STAMP IN PASSPORT

Welcom to USA Letter arrives, February 13, 2006

1st Wedding Anniversary, February 18, 2006

21 Month Countdown begins to file for lifting of conditions...

Birth of our son, March 31, 2007

Lifting of Conditions

Mailed I-751 and supporting docs to CSC, November 8, 2007

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