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Can someone please tell me what I need to do from here. My wife (at the time my fiancee) came into the U.S. from the Philippines and was not given an I-94. Now, we're here trying to file for AOS and part of the requirement for the package is the I-94. Can you please tell me what our options are if she wasn't given one by the customs officer at port of entry? Thanks!

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Did they stamp anything in the passport? (usually you fill out the I-94 on the plane and you fill it out) - sure you didn't misplace it in your paperwork?

I would contact the POE and see what they can do for you.

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

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Can someone please tell me what I need to do from here. My wife (at the time my fiancee) came into the U.S. from the Philippines and was not given an I-94. Now, we're here trying to file for AOS and part of the requirement for the package is the I-94. Can you please tell me what our options are if she wasn't given one by the customs officer at port of entry? Thanks!

Anthony

Are you sure about this? It's just that I can't conceive of how your wife was permitted entry without an I-94: it simply doesn't happen. I'd respectfully suggest she's lost it somewhere.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Did they stamp anything in the passport? (usually you fill out the I-94 on the plane and you fill it out) - sure you didn't misplace it in your paperwork?

I would contact the POE and see what they can do for you.

Thanks for the reply. Yes, She filled out the form on the plane. She turned over the paperwork to the customs officer but they just stamped her passport, asked her a couple questions and sent her off.

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Can someone please tell me what I need to do from here. My wife (at the time my fiancee) came into the U.S. from the Philippines and was not given an I-94. Now, we're here trying to file for AOS and part of the requirement for the package is the I-94. Can you please tell me what our options are if she wasn't given one by the customs officer at port of entry? Thanks!

Anthony

Are you sure about this? It's just that I can't conceive of how your wife was permitted entry without an I-94: it simply doesn't happen. I'd respectfully suggest she's lost it somewhere.

She states that no form was ever stamped on her passport but rather that her passport was just stamped upon and she was sent on her way. But I know what you mean. I myself can't conceive how she was sent thru without being given an I-94.

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Can someone please tell me what I need to do from here. My wife (at the time my fiancee) came into the U.S. from the Philippines and was not given an I-94. Now, we're here trying to file for AOS and part of the requirement for the package is the I-94. Can you please tell me what our options are if she wasn't given one by the customs officer at port of entry? Thanks!

Anthony

Are you sure about this? It's just that I can't conceive of how your wife was permitted entry without an I-94: it simply doesn't happen. I'd respectfully suggest she's lost it somewhere.

She states that no form was ever stamped on her passport but rather that her passport was just stamped upon and she was sent on her way. But I know what you mean. I myself can't conceive how she was sent thru without being given an I-94.

That's pretty odd. :unsure: She better call her POE and ask for a copy of I-94. I think you need to pay for it. Or you could explain to them that she didn't even got one. The IO usually staple it on the passport. It is a white card that she needs to fill out once checked at her POE. It is stapled just beside the visa.

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01.05.09 - Medical

01.09.09 - Embassy Interview 11.25.13 - Mailed I-130 to Chicago Lockbox

01.17.09 - Visa rec'd 11.26.13 - Packet rec'd

02.03.09 - US Entry (POE: LAX) 11.27.13 - Check cashed

02.18.09 - Wedding 12.01.13 - NOA1 (Transfer to VSC

AOS 01.12.14 - NOA2 (Transfer to NVC)

03.02.09 - Applied for SSN on 2/27;SSN rec'd in mail 02.24.14 - NVC changed # to MNL

03.20.09 - AOS sent to Chicago via USPS 02.27.14 - DS 261 submitted

03.23.09 - AOS Package rec'd @ Chicago 03.04.14 - AOS fee paid; showed paid status on 3/6

07.06.09 - Welcome letter rec'd = FINALLY! 03.10.14 - AOS packet sent

07.09.09 - 10-YR GC rec'd.. odd? 03.12.14 - AOS packet delivered

I-751 03.17.14 - Rec'd IV bill invoice

04.04.11 - Infopass re:10-yr GC 03.18.14 - IV Fee paid; showed paid status on 3/20

04.09.11 - I-751 packet sent to VSC; delivered on 4/11 03.23.14 - DS 260 submitted online

04.22.11 - Check cashed; Rec'd NOA on 4/23 03.28.14 - Rec'd AOS checklist via email

06.27.11 - Rec'd bio appt in the mail:EB 07/08 (walk-in) 03.31.14 - Mailed checklist with corections

12.13.11 - I-751 approved 04.01.14 - Mailed civil documents

12.19.11 - 10-yr GC rec'd 04.03.14 - Civil docs delivered

N-400 04.07.14 - Advance Medical--PASSED!Done in 1 day

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05.17.12 - N400 resent to Lewisville,TX 04.23.14 - IV checklist re:Qatar PCC

05.23.12 - Check cashed; Rec'd NOA on 5/26 05.05.14 - Qatar PCC sent to NVC

06.01.12 - Rec'd bio appt in the mail:EB 06/11 instead of 6/21 06.05.14 - Case completed

07.09.12 - Rec'd interview letter for 8/14 @ 2PM 07.16.14 - Interview rescheduled due to Typhoon Glenda

08.14.12 - PASSED Interview; awaiting oath letter 07.31.14 - Interview @ USEM: APPROVED

10.01.12 - Rec'd Oath Letter 08.05.14 - Visa on hand

10.12.12 - Oath ceremony! I'm finally a USC! 08.27.14 - POE: LAX

09.08.14 - SSN in mail

09.15.14 - ELIS status changed to OPTIMIZED

09.22.14 - ELIS status CLOSED

09.26.14 - GC received

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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In case anyone may be interested in resolving this issue at a later time. If they don't issue you an I-94, the best bet is to go to your nearest Customs office in your place of residence. We did so and they told us that we're not the first and that it happens, not so common, but it does. They pulled her up on the computer and saw it and issued her the I-94. Thanks to you guys for your quick replies!

Best Wishes!

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