Supporting evidence question

[Alexa 0]

I have a double citizenship (U.S.A.) and Russian. I went to Ukraine to visit my fiance and used my Russian passport for entry to avoid filing for visa. As far as I know it is legal.

Now the question is: Can I use the stamps in my Russian passport as an evidence of visiting my fiance? My U.S. passport doesn't have any stemps from the visits since they do not stamp passports anymore upon the entry into the United States after the trip. Will they question my double citizenship? Do you think I should submit the copies as an evidence, or I better not to include it in the packet?

Anybody had this problem?

Thank you very much.

Alexa

[flipside 0]

My U.S. passport doesn't have any stemps from the visits since they do not stamp passports anymore upon the entry into the United States after the trip.

Um.. when did that start?? I've been out of the country 7 times in the last 5 weeks and I have stamps for every return.

Why don't you just use copies of your boarding passes as evidence?

[scy 0]

My U.S. passport doesn't have any stemps from the visits since they do not stamp passports anymore upon the entry into the United States after the trip.

Um.. when did that start?? I've been out of the country 7 times in the last 5 weeks and I have stamps for every return.

Why don't you just use copies of your boarding passes as evidence?

It depends on the POE whether or not you're stamped. I've gone through LAX four times in the last 1 year and I haven't had any entry stamped.

They stamp the customs form, not the passport.

[flipside 0]

Well color me corrected.. I always come into JFK and always get stamped

[ivancho1231 0]

when you enter de US you have to show the american passport other wise how u enter the us? so the stamp from your russian passport and the stamp from the US passport must be included