Request for more evidence

[Jamshonger 0]

Hi guys!

Last Friday, my US citizen wife and I went to the Santa Ana branch for our marriage interview. He believed that we were married but needed more evidence before he could approve my I-485 for permanent resident.

He requested more information on lawful admission into the US (Visas, stamps, plane ticket, etc)

I came into the states via plane through a New York airport in 1989 with my parents when i was four years old. The only problem is, my passport, a long with my parents, have been stolen and we don't have any evidence at all. The only things we have are the I-94 but he would not accept it. He said any information could help. I already told him that we got out passports from the US embassy in Khartoum, Sudan.

Here are my questions:

1) would the embassy in Sudan have such records of who they provided passports to?

2) anywhere I could look/call for any evidence of lawful entry?

Thank you so much for reading this. Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks!

[Ryan H 3,834]

Moved from K1 Process & Procedures to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas forum.

[Jamshonger 0]

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[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Why do you have South Korea in your profile and are asking about Sudan?

How do you have the I-94 but not the passport? Did you request a new I-94?

Why would the US embassy in Sudan issue you a passport? US embassies only issue US passports, not foreign ones.

Most people are sleeping overnight so let people wake up and they will respond.

Edited April 11, 2013 by Harpa Timsah

[seth2013 39]

Do you mean your visa was issued in Sudan...? I would assume they would have a record, but I don't know.

Its possible the airline could have a record of your ticket, but I think it's a long shot. I would contact them though, it's probably worth trying.

In your case, I would just try contacting as many authorities as you can to try to get a record.

[Jamshonger 0]

Why do you have South Korea in your profile and are asking about Sudan?

How do you have the I-94 but not the passport? Did you request a new I-94?

Why would the US embassy in Sudan issue you a passport? US embassies only issue US passports, not foreign ones.

Most people are sleeping overnight so let people wake up and they will respond.

Thank you for the reply.

I was born in South Korea and moved to Khartoum Sudan when I was two years of age.

From Sudan, I came to the States.

Our original passport and I-94 was stolen. I have a new I-94 which shows when I entered the States but don't have stamps or anything.

[Jamshonger 0]

Do you mean your visa was issued in Sudan...? I would assume they would have a record, but I don't know.

Its possible the airline could have a record of your ticket, but I think it's a long shot. I would contact them though, it's probably worth trying.

In your case, I would just try contacting as many authorities as you can to try to get a record.

Thank you for your reply.

I will try contacting the US Embassy in Sudan and also the airline company. Thank you!

[Hypnos 6,578]

It's a sad state of affairs when USCIS will not accept one of their own I-94s that they themselves created.

[Jamshonger 0]

It's a sad state of affairs when USCIS will not accept one of their own I-94s that they themselves created.

Very true. We spend a fortune getting a new I-94 that varifies lawful entry and the date entered. I wish I could get a refund from a useless, expensive document.