I-130 form questions (merged topics)

[pudgypandas 0]

I'm currently filling out the AOS package and I am doing my I-130. My husband (got married a month ago) is not on our lease. Should I put my apartment address down in his address section, even if we don't have written proof that he is on the lease? or will this cause a lot of issues?

[pudgypandas 0]

We are applying for AOS, and we need to fill out the i-94, the only issue is when my husband came over the border (legally) from Canada, they inspected him but never gave him an I-94. I know it's okay that he doesn't have one since he is Canadian, but what do we write so that they are aware? Thanks

[rutabaga 209]

If that's where he lives, that's where he lives (regardless of whether he's on the lease or not).

[neoblast 138]

If he use his passport to travel to the US he's I-94 is stored here https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/consent.html

Travel history is stored electronically on this site.

You will be able to print a copy and submit that with your application.

[Danielle and Jake 24]

You can go online and print one out. That's what my wife and I did after she crossed.

[pudgypandas 0]

No, it was never documented online, either. The last I-94 he has online was when he was flew to see me. When he came this time, he came through car across the border. They never provided any I-94 physically or digitally.

[Ryan H 3,812]

~~~Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas forum and merged with similar topic. Please ask all questions you have about the I-130 form itself in this thread instead of starting multiple threads about each section.~~~

Edited April 10, 2016 by Ryan H

[Hypnos 6,576]

"N/A - Canadian".

[Danielle and Jake 24]

No, it was never documented online, either. The last I-94 he has online was when he was flew to see me. When he came this time, he came through car across the border. They never provided any I-94 physically or digitally.

We only got one digitally, but it wasn't available right away. I believe it took a week or two to "get into the system".

[Hypnos 6,576]

Canadian tourists who enter under the equivalent of B-2 status are usually not issued an I-94.