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my fiance lost her visa, passport, I-94 and everything she recieved from the U.S. Emabassy and the port of entry in San Francisco. We are in the process of getting her passport replaced. But the question is she able to return back home without the I-94 that she recieved at the port of entry? Is the passport sufficient enuff to get her back home?

Thanks for any help on this.

2006/04/26- NOA1

2006/07/03- RFE received

2006/07/12- RFE received by CSC

2006/08/08- Touched

2006/08/10- Touched (additional info needed for case)

2006/08/11- Touched

2006/08/17- Received another RFE for evidence of meeting in past 2 yrs

2006/08/18- Sent back RFE to CSC

2006/08/24- CSC received second RFE

2006/08/25- APPROVED NOA2

2006/09/11- Letter in mail stating NVC is sending to Embassy

2006/09/12- Email from Embassy with pkt3 attached

2006/10/10- Pkt3 sent

2006/11/28- Pkt4 received

2006/11/28- Interview date

2006/12/04- Visa received

2007/01/03- Entered U.S.

2007/03/01- Married

2007/05/29- Biometrics appt in OKC

2007/07/23- Interview appt in OKC

2007/09/04- Green Card received

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Yodrak   7

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mike1,

She's decided to not stay in the USA?

Sure, she can leave without the I-94 - the Kingston Trio's story of Charlie on the MTA doesn't happen in real life.

Yodrak

my fiance lost her visa, passport, I-94 and everything she recieved from the U.S. Emabassy and the port of entry in San Francisco. We are in the process of getting her passport replaced. But the question is she able to return back home without the I-94 that she recieved at the port of entry? Is the passport sufficient enuff to get her back home?

Thanks for any help on this.

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