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Hello everyone,

My SO just arrived in the States and he said that the immigration officer took the top portion of his I-94 card and stamped and stapled the bottom (departure record) portion in his passport. I thought that the I-94 was supposed to be copied (both sides) and submitted with the AOS application. Was the officer supposed to keep the top portion or was it supposed to be returned in order for us to submit it with the other AOS documents?

Also, the officer kept the envelope from the embassy, which I believe had the medical documents (vaccination record) from his medical exam. Don't we have to submit this information with the AOS paperwork too? Please, someone clarify these issues for me.

Thank you!

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Hello everyone,

My SO just arrived in the States and he said that the immigration officer took the top portion of his I-94 card and stamped and stapled the bottom (departure record) portion in his passport. I thought that the I-94 was supposed to be copied (both sides) and submitted with the AOS application. Was the officer supposed to keep the top portion or was it supposed to be returned in order for us to submit it with the other AOS documents?

Also, the officer kept the envelope from the embassy, which I believe had the medical documents (vaccination record) from his medical exam. Don't we have to submit this information with the AOS paperwork too? Please, someone clarify these issues for me.

Thank you!

No, that's perfectly OK...

They keep the top part and staple the bottom portion in your passport..... that's all you have to copy!

Old and Grumpy....But an American Citizen!!!

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Hello everyone,

My SO just arrived in the States and he said that the immigration officer took the top portion of his I-94 card and stamped and stapled the bottom (departure record) portion in his passport. I thought that the I-94 was supposed to be copied (both sides) and submitted with the AOS application. Was the officer supposed to keep the top portion or was it supposed to be returned in order for us to submit it with the other AOS documents?

Also, the officer kept the envelope from the embassy, which I believe had the medical documents (vaccination record) from his medical exam. Don't we have to submit this information with the AOS paperwork too? Please, someone clarify these issues for me.

Thank you!

Everything is correct. You will make a copy of both sides of ther I-94 in his passport. The secret envelope is forwarded to USCIS to await your AOS filing.

VERMONT! I Reject Your Reality...and Substitute My Own!

Gary And Alla

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payxibka   10,045

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Hello everyone,

My SO just arrived in the States and he said that the immigration officer took the top portion of his I-94 card and stamped and stapled the bottom (departure record) portion in his passport. I thought that the I-94 was supposed to be copied (both sides) and submitted with the AOS application. Was the officer supposed to keep the top portion or was it supposed to be returned in order for us to submit it with the other AOS documents?

Also, the officer kept the envelope from the embassy, which I believe had the medical documents (vaccination record) from his medical exam. Don't we have to submit this information with the AOS paperwork too? Please, someone clarify these issues for me.

Thank you!

The I-94 is an arrival/departure card.... they need to keep the arrival portion to record the entry

YMMV

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