List of Entries and Exits from the U.S.A

[JLV 0]

Hello VJ community! First I would like to say that these forums have been very helpful for me along my visa journey. I'm on the last leg of my journey, but I seem to be stuck right now. I can't seem to get a definite answer for my inquiry. I'm hoping someone out there knows the answer. My husband and I have an interview on the 18th at the U.S embassy in Costa Rica, I was sent a list of documents I must bring to our interview. One of the documents listed are the entry and exit dates from the U.S.A, but it doesn't specify from where to obtain such list. I called the embassy in San Jose and the representative I spoke with wasn't very sure himself, but he suggested looking it up at cbp.gov, another answer I got from a different source was that I should just list them on a paper. I did search for cbp.gov and found the electronic form i-94 and filled it out, but it's incomplete, it is missing an entry and exit. I've called, but have had no success getting through, so I wrote an email, but I haven't received a reply. Anyhow the date is getting closer and I haven't had much success finding a list of entry and exits from the U.S. Another source said we could get the document at immigration in La Urca, San Jose, Costa Rica, but that doesn't make sense to me because those would be the exits and entries from Costa Rica not U.S.A. Can someone shed some light on this for me? Does anyone have any experience with this document? Has anyone here had an interview recently at the U.S Embassy in San Jose , in which they had to present this document? I'd greatly appreciate anyone's help. Thank you!

Edited July 3, 2016 by JLV

[zorus40k 21]

Stamps in your passport? Also you don't fill I-94 you can only retrieve online one if you've had it before herehttps://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html

[JLV 0]

Stamps in your passport? Also you don't fill I-94 you can only retrieve online one if you've had it before herehttps://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html

Yes, I thought of just making copies of the stamps on the passport, this makes sense to me, but I would like to have a confirmed answer that that is accepted. Also, I did retrieve the I-94, but it is incomplete, it is missing two dates. At this time I haven't been able to reach anyone via phone or email to correct it. Thanks for your comment though, it is appreciated. :-)

Edited July 3, 2016 by JLV

[zorus40k 21]

Bit confused what dates are you talking about. Maybe you got only the most recent one I-94 instead of pressing "travel history" button

because there are only two dates at all on i-94

Most Recent Date of Entry: 2015 November 28 Admit Until Date: 02/25/2016

just be sure to make copies of all pages from your passport to show stamps

[JLV 0]

Bit confused what dates are you talking about. Maybe you got only the most recent one I-94 instead of pressing "travel history" button

because there are only two dates at all on i-94

just be sure to make copies of all pages from your passport to show stamps

The dates I'm talking about are the date of entry and date of exit. Yes, I looked up most recent, but I also pressed on travel history, which should show dates from the last five years, but it's not.

[Tracy-->NY 40]

I used stamps in passport.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

~ Moved from K-1 Process to IR-1/CR-1 Process - topic is spousal visa process, not K-1 ~

[JLV 0]

I used stamps in passport.

~ Moved from K-1 Process to IR-1/CR-1 Process - topic is spousal visa process, not K-1 ~

Thank you so much for your answers, this seems to be the consensus.

[mallafri76 1,012]

I wrote a list of all my entries and exits and then had my old and new passport with me to back up the list, but the CO declined to see my old passport as he said he had all the entry and exit data on his computer.