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Filed: IR-2 Country: Canada
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I decided to check my Arrival/Departure history on the CBP website. It doesn't have any records of me.

However, I travelled extensively to the US in the past using my Canadian passport.

Does it mean that their records are not accurate?

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Filed: IR-2 Country: Canada
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This is why.

Canadians who travel to the United States as tourists or on business generally do not need a Form I-94.

http://canada.usembassy.gov/visas/forms-and-programs/usa-arrival-departure-record.html

Too bad. :(

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Just try to write the dates you remember and put a note for the rest the best you can.

I put down the few dates I remembered then made a comment about having crossed over for numerous day trips over my life as I lived at a border town.

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Interview 03-12-08
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Entry 05-06-08
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AOS X5
Filed 07-08-08
Cards Received01-22-09
Roc X5
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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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When I was having trouble remembering dates, I would see if there was any record of whatever I was going to do in the U.S.

For example, I went to Buffalo for one night for a concert. I had no idea what the date was.. but I looked up the band name playing in Buffalo and voila.

And if I couldn't recall anything, "Summer 2009" or "June 2009 - July 2009".

I recalled visiting the US as a small child, so I just wrote that and that I had no clue what the dates were.

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USCIS

Jul 15/11 - Sent I-130 Package from Honolulu

Jul 18/11 - I-130 package received & signed for in Chicago
Jul 19/11 - Priority Date
Jul 21/11 - NOA1/USCIS Acceptance Confirmation received
Jul 29/11 - Received I-797C hard copy
Aug 4/11 - Touched
Feb 16/12 - NOA2 Approval (212 days since Priority Date)


NVC

Feb 28/12 - NVC Case Number, BIN & IIN Assigned, Optin E-mail for EP Sent

Mar 2/12 - DS-261 Submitted
Mar 5/12 - Electronic Processing Opt-in Accepted, AOS Invoiced & Paid
Mar 7/12 - NVC receive IV electronic package, AOS shows "Paid", AOS Package Sent
Mar 9/12 - IV Bill Invoiced & Paid
Mar 12/12 - AOS fee shows as "Not Paid - Rejected": Human error. AOS re-paid.
Mar 13/12 - IV is "Paid." Will have to be re-paid post imminent "Rejected" status. NVC e-mail "Checklist Cover Letter" asking for my $$$
Mar 14/12 - IV is "Rejected - Not Paid", Re-paid, AOS is "Paid"
Mar 16/12 - IV is "Paid", DS-260 submitted & Package sent
Mar 19/12 - IV Package Received
Mar 20/12 - Case Complete E-mail Received (21 days at NVC)


Final Steps

Apr 10/12 - Interview date assigned: May 9 @ 8:30AM

May 1/12 - Medical Date
May 9/12 - Interview result: Approved!
Jun 22/12 - POE
Jul 23/12 - SSN assigned
Aug 10/12 - Green card in hand

ROC

Mar 25/14 - ROC sent to CSC

Mar 28/14 - Package delivered to CSC

Apr 1/14 - Check cashed

Apr 3/14 - Received NOA1, Receipt Date: 3/28

Jun 15/14 - Move to San Diego

Jun 23/14 - RFE / Package sent: Aug 6, ETA Aug 8

Aug 22/14 - New Card in Production

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Just try to write the dates you remember and put a note for the rest the best you can.

I put down the few dates I remembered then made a comment about having crossed over for numerous day trips over my life as I lived at a border town.

That's what I did. I'm still waiting to see if I get back an RFE.

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