AOS questions

[rideDlightning 0]

Just a few quick questions regarding the AOS process.

I live within 25 miles of the Mexican border and my wife didn't need an I-94 to come into the US. She did have an 1-94 and it expired approx. 3 weeks prior to her last entry into the US when we decided to adjust her status from a visitors visa to a permanent resident. She never turned it in because she thought she had lost it but found it. Do i still use her last entry date on the application and not put the i-94 number in there or should i put in the i-94 but still use her last entry date???

Is her Mexican passport needed for the application process or will copies of her birth certificate and border crossing card (DSP150) suffice?

Reason i am asking is because her Mexican passport is expired.

Thanks in advance!!!

[Leigh Ann 8]

Just a few quick questions regarding the AOS process.

I live within 25 miles of the Mexican border and my wife didn't need an I-94 to come into the US. She did have an 1-94 and it expired approx. 3 weeks prior to her last entry into the US when we decided to adjust her status from a visitors visa to a permanent resident. She never turned it in because she thought she had lost it but found it. Do i still use her last entry date on the application and not put the i-94 number in there or should i put in the i-94 but still use her last entry date???

Is her Mexican passport needed for the application process or will copies of her birth certificate and border crossing card (DSP150) suffice?

Reason i am asking is because her Mexican passport is expired.

Thanks in advance!!!

Not sure re: I-94 and the date issue, but I'm pretty sure that the border crossing card is sufficient. There's a poster in the May filers that just successfully adjusted her status with only the border crossing card.

[rideDlightning 0]

Thanks alot!!!

Can anybody please shed some light on my other question?????

[oceangoing 0]

Not sure re: I-94 and the date issue, but I'm pretty sure that the border crossing card is sufficient. There's a poster in the May filers that just successfully adjusted her status with only the border crossing card.

Hi, can you please link me to this user's profile?

[jdh 103]

I am a bit confused on the situation.

You say she didn't need one to cross into the US from Mexico?

And yet she had one?

But it expired before she came into the US last?

I was unaware mexico was part of a visa waiver program, but ok..

I guess my question in that case would be why did she have one?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

An I-94 is not a visa. It is a document that is given to you upon entry. If an old I-94 was expired before she crossed into the US, I think that the entered illegally. Is that the case?

[jdh 103]

An I-94 is not a visa. It is a document that is given to you upon entry. If an old I-94 was expired before she crossed into the US, I think that the entered illegally. Is that the case?

I guess that was what I was getting at...

I know Canadians don't get I-94's most times but I did not believe that to be true of Mexico.