lost passport

[hicham913 0]

i lost my passport 3 weekes ago and i not find it yet the passport and visa and I-94 to yesterday i went to my boimtric in st paul so they didnt let me make my boimtric the reason was is i have no number alien regestration but i m sure there is no number in I-94 just duparture number and i also have that with me now they told me to send I-102 it cost 160 dollar again to get new I-94 .so my question how much time this procaisse will take again ?or anyone have any idea to help me thank u

oh i came here with visa k3

[mawilson 2,133]

i lost my passport 3 weekes ago and i not find it yet the passport and visa and I-94 to yesterday i went to my boimtric in st paul so they didnt let me make my boimtric the reason was is i have no number alien regestration but i m sure there is no number in I-94 just duparture number and i also have that with me now they told me to send I-102 it cost 160 dollar again to get new I-94 .so my question how much time this procaisse will take again ?or anyone have any idea to help me thank u

oh i came here with visa k3

Contact your Embassy and get a new passport -- that would be a good start.

Don't worry about the I-94 -- it's not very important.

Do you still have the biometric appointment letter? Your A# number should be on it.

[Dr_LHA 3]

Don't worry about the I-94 -- it's not very important.

What gives you that impression?

[mawilson 2,133]

Don't worry about the I-94 -- it's not very important.

What gives you that impression?

I never had to use it once after I filed the I-485.

Since this guy is talking about his biometric appointment, I'm guessing he has

already filed his I-485 (hopefully with a copy of the I-94.)

[Dr_LHA 3]

I never had to use it once after I filed the I-485.

Since this guy is talking about his biometric appointment, I'm guessing he has

already filed his I-485 (hopefully with a copy of the I-94.)

Yeah that's a good point. Obviously he sent in a copy of his I-94 with AOS. At my interview they took my I-94, and I don't know what the consequences would have been if I hadn't had it, but I would have guessed not much.

[Derrick B 0]

My wife, too, lost her passport. We have our interview in June and I'm not sure how we're going to get her I-551 stamp!

You mentioned contacting the embassy, but my experience is low in that area. Is there a peruvian embassy in the US? Do we call or mail them? Is there a standard form to request a replacement for a lost passport? Any expertise would be greatly appreciated. She arrived legally so she probably got a 551 stamp before (more than a year ago)...

I will try to answer questions of others, and appreciate any info.

[*JG* 2]

Consulate General of Peru in Washington DC, 1625 Massachusetts Ave. NW, suite 605, Washington DC 20036 (202-4621081/4/5) or nearest Consulate General: CA (415/362-5185), CO (303/355-8555), CT (860/548-0266), MA (617/338-2227), or NJ (973/278-3324). Internet: www.consuladoperu.com or American Citizens Service (Embassy of United States in Peru)

[ardilla 0]

There are many peruvian consulates in the US, only one embassy.

They can help you renew your passport by mail. First you have to file a police report reporting it stolen, and go from there.

[Kez/JWolf 6]

You will be asked to produce the original I-94 at interview..... so yes you will need it... you can get a replacment I-94 by filling out the form that is available on the USCIS website and pay the fee.... The I-94 is your l proof that you entered the US legally and that you were inspected at POE....

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

The current fee is $160.00

Kez

[Derrick B 0]

Consulate General of Peru in Washington DC, 1625 Massachusetts Ave. NW, suite 605, Washington DC 20036 (202-4621081/4/5) or nearest Consulate General: CA (415/362-5185), CO (303/355-8555), CT (860/548-0266), MA (617/338-2227), or NJ (973/278-3324). Internet: www.consuladoperu.com or American Citizens Service (Embassy of United States in Peru)

Thanks for the info, I will have her look at it (I don't speak/read spanish yet!

[Derrick B 0]

There are many peruvian consulates in the US, only one embassy.

They can help you renew your passport by mail. First you have to file a police report reporting it stolen, and go from there.

Thank you!

I just got off the phone with USCIS and e-filed an I-765 (the reason I wanted the passport was for the I-551 stamp) so I may not need it now... if I get the EAD. I should have filed that with the 485, it turns out.

[The Way it Is 0]

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QUOTE(Derrick B @ May 21 2007, 03:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

There are many peruvian consulates in the US, only one embassy.

They can help you renew your passport by mail. First you have to file a police report reporting it stolen, and go from there.

Thank you!

I just got off the phone with USCIS and e-filed an I-765 (the reason I wanted the passport was for the I-551 stamp) so I may not need it now... if I get the EAD. I should have filed that with the 485, it turns out.

The I-94 is important contrary to what was posted. You will need to turn it in at the interview...If you dont have it you will need to file for a replacement copy.

[mawilson 2,133]

The I-94 is important contrary to what was posted. You will need to turn it in at the interview...If you dont have it you will need to file for a replacement copy.

If you don't, no-one will cry a river.

[athena_ny 1]

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QUOTE(Derrick B @ May 21 2007, 10:53 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

My wife, too, lost her passport. We have our interview in June and I'm not sure how we're going to get her I-551 stamp!

You mentioned contacting the embassy, but my experience is low in that area. Is there a peruvian embassy in the US? Do we call or mail them? Is there a standard form to request a replacement for a lost passport? Any expertise would be greatly appreciated. She arrived legally so she probably got a 551 stamp before (more than a year ago)...

I will try to answer questions of others, and appreciate any info.

Without a passport, you won't get a stamp. My husband's was expired, therefore no stamp.

You need to go to a consulate and get it renewed. She'll need her DNI to do this.

[Yodrak 7]

The Way it Is,

What was posted is that a photocopy of the I-94 is to be submitted with the I-485, and if that was done then the I-94 itself is not necessary and a replacement is not needed. The photocopy should suffice.

Yodrak

The I-94 is important contrary to what was posted. You will need to turn it in at the interview...If you dont have it you will need to file for a replacement copy.