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Lost DS2019 from old J1

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Hi all,

I was in the U.S. on a J1 in 2002 and looking around VJ I note that as part of the IR1/CR1 process NVC would normally ask for a copy of the DS2019.

However, while I still have my old passport with the J1 visa, I have lost the DS2019. I checked with the travel company who organised my J1 and they did not keep a copy.

Will this be a problem for me? Is it just a case that NVC want to confirm that there was no overstay? If yes, I can provide other evidence that I did not overstay. The stamp on my passport shows when I entered the U.S. and I have a letter from my college in Ireland confirming that I was physically present at the college for registration that year, about a week before my J1 visa expired.

Will this be good enough?

Thanks

 
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