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Passport stamp, please what this mean?

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Please, someone could help me to figure out what is this written after 'B2', and what it means.

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I was going through CR1 process, but during our last visit to USA my husband (the USC) got a job offer and we ended up deciding to stay. I just sent my AOS package 1 week ago and looking into my passport now, I just realize this 'mark' on the stamp of my last entry.

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04/04/2012 Got marriage

I-130 (originally sent as a IR-1/CR-1 Visa)

05/31/2013 Package delivered

06/02/2013 E-notifications (text/email)

06/22/2013 NOA1 hardcopy received

12/18/2013 Transferred & being processed at NSC

02/19/2014 NOA2 (Approved)

 

AOS (changed from IR-1/CR-1 Visa to AOS from B2)

03/24/2014 Package delivered (signed by J C)

04/04/2014 E-notifications (text/email) & check cashed

04/08/2014 NOA1 hardcopies received

04/10/2014 Biometric appointment for 04/29

05/06/2014 Late biometric done (had a cut in one finger)

05/12/2014 Case update to Testing & Interview

06/04/2014 EAD card in production

06/12/2014 EAD delivered

06/12/2014 Interview schedule for June 17th

07/17/2014 Approved on the spot

 

N-400 Citizenship

05/02/2017 Package sent

05/05/2017 Package delivered

05/10/2017 Check cashed

05/09/2017 NOA date

05/15/2017 NOA in the mail

06/02/2017 Fingerprint appointment

06/19/2017 In line for interview

10/30/2017 Interview (approved in the spot)

11/08/2017 Oath Ceremony

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islandgirl80 Community Regular

islandgirl80   28

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Please, someone could help me to figure out what is this written after 'B2', and what it means.

I was going through CR1 process, but during our last visit to USA my husband (the USC) got a job offer and we ended up deciding to stay. I just sent my AOS package 1 week ago and looking into my passport now, I just realize this 'mark' on the stamp of my last entry.

What it says? B2 means that you are a tourist and they do stamped passport with the date you enter and date you are allowed to stay. B2 usually 6 months.

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mirian&john   1

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What it says? B2 means that you are a tourist and they do stamped passport with the date you enter and date you are allowed to stay. B2 usually 6 months.

sorry, I'm trying to attach a picture of it, but I'm having trouble. Yes, I came as a tourist as many times before, and this trip was suppose to last about 30 days. I looked on my other stamps and there never been something written after the "B2".

04/04/2012 Got marriage

I-130 (originally sent as a IR-1/CR-1 Visa)

05/31/2013 Package delivered

06/02/2013 E-notifications (text/email)

06/22/2013 NOA1 hardcopy received

12/18/2013 Transferred & being processed at NSC

02/19/2014 NOA2 (Approved)

 

AOS (changed from IR-1/CR-1 Visa to AOS from B2)

03/24/2014 Package delivered (signed by J C)

04/04/2014 E-notifications (text/email) & check cashed

04/08/2014 NOA1 hardcopies received

04/10/2014 Biometric appointment for 04/29

05/06/2014 Late biometric done (had a cut in one finger)

05/12/2014 Case update to Testing & Interview

06/04/2014 EAD card in production

06/12/2014 EAD delivered

06/12/2014 Interview schedule for June 17th

07/17/2014 Approved on the spot

 

N-400 Citizenship

05/02/2017 Package sent

05/05/2017 Package delivered

05/10/2017 Check cashed

05/09/2017 NOA date

05/15/2017 NOA in the mail

06/02/2017 Fingerprint appointment

06/19/2017 In line for interview

10/30/2017 Interview (approved in the spot)

11/08/2017 Oath Ceremony

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islandgirl80 Community Regular

islandgirl80   28

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What it says? B2 means that you are a tourist and they do stamped passport with the date you enter and date you are allowed to stay. B2 usually 6 months.

VIOPP means visa on the other passport. Don't panic. They should put that when you have a new passport and your visa is on the old passport. I have that too on my new passport. At first, I freaked out.

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mirian&john   1

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VIOPP means visa on the other passport. Don't panic. They should put that when you have a new passport and your visa is on the old passport. I have that too on my new passport. At first, I freaked out.

God, thank you so very much! That's why I love this webpage! Someone always know what you need!

04/04/2012 Got marriage

I-130 (originally sent as a IR-1/CR-1 Visa)

05/31/2013 Package delivered

06/02/2013 E-notifications (text/email)

06/22/2013 NOA1 hardcopy received

12/18/2013 Transferred & being processed at NSC

02/19/2014 NOA2 (Approved)

 

AOS (changed from IR-1/CR-1 Visa to AOS from B2)

03/24/2014 Package delivered (signed by J C)

04/04/2014 E-notifications (text/email) & check cashed

04/08/2014 NOA1 hardcopies received

04/10/2014 Biometric appointment for 04/29

05/06/2014 Late biometric done (had a cut in one finger)

05/12/2014 Case update to Testing & Interview

06/04/2014 EAD card in production

06/12/2014 EAD delivered

06/12/2014 Interview schedule for June 17th

07/17/2014 Approved on the spot

 

N-400 Citizenship

05/02/2017 Package sent

05/05/2017 Package delivered

05/10/2017 Check cashed

05/09/2017 NOA date

05/15/2017 NOA in the mail

06/02/2017 Fingerprint appointment

06/19/2017 In line for interview

10/30/2017 Interview (approved in the spot)

11/08/2017 Oath Ceremony

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KayDeeCee   4,893

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~ Moved from AOS from Family Based Visas to AOS from Work, Student & Tourist Visas | Duplicate topic removed ~

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Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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