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lost old passport that was used to enter US with G2 Visa

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ZahidAntara   1

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My Wife entered US in 1995 with G2 visa with her Dad. Section 35 of DS 320 for asks about information about previous visit to US. She got the dates, port of entry and all other information for her brother’s passport. But her passport that she used to enter US is lost. We are just wondering will NVC ask for that old passport. And if we are not able to find it what we should do? Any advice will be appreciated

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My Wife entered US in 1995 with G2 visa with her Dad. Section 35 of DS 320 for asks about information about previous visit to US. She got the dates, port of entry and all other information for her brother's passport. But her passport that she used to enter US is lost. We are just wondering will NVC ask for that old passport. And if we are not able to find it what we should do? Any advice will be appreciated

NVC won't ask for the old passport, so don't worry about it. I had a previous L2 visa from 2005-2007 and NVC didn't ask for my old passport. You're fine :) All NVC wants is a scanned copy of the bio-data page of the CURRENT passport, so as long as she has that, she's good.

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