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Jess&Rob   9

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It asks for the beneficiary’s passport number, and then the travel document number.  What is the travel document number? Do I put my passport number in both spots? 
 

also what is the beneficiary’s form I-94 arrival departure record number? 

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41 minutes ago, Jess&Rob said:

It asks for the beneficiary’s passport number, and then the travel document number.  What is the travel document number? Do I put my passport number in both spots? 
 

also what is the beneficiary’s form I-94 arrival departure record number? 

If the beneficiary came to the US before, he/she should have an I-94 stamp. If he/she never been to the US before, leave it blank. You are not suppose to put your passport number. Only beneficiary if has one or leave it blank. I didn't put any passport # because my didn't have passport at the time of application. Petition was still accepted. I uploaded a copy after she rec'd it.

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I-90 Green Card Timeline

05/29/2014: Applied for I-90, Due to an Name Error.

06/12/2014: Biometrics Appointment

02/13/2015: Green Card Was Ordered To Be Produced

02/20/2015: Green Card Has Been Mailed.(Received Tracking Number)

02/23/2015: Green Card Received With Correct Name

N-400 Citizenship Timeline

07/05/2012 = Eligible to apply for Naturalization based on the 5-year rule (90-days rule applied)

01/11/2015 = Sent N-400 Packet (to Phoenix Lockbox Facility via USPS Certified Mail)

01/15/2015 = N-400 Packet Delivered

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02/07/2015 = Biometrics Letter Received (Bio Set for 02/20/2015)

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04/03/2015 = Interview Completed

--- = Oath Letter Received

04/15/2015 = Oath Ceremony!

 

I-130 Timeline

02/08/2020 - Married

06/02/2020 - Filed I-130 Online

06/02/2020 - NOA1 Received

07/01/2020 - Back to U.S from India 

01/11/2021 - NOA2 Received & Petition Approved

 

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1 hour ago, Jess&Rob said:

It asks for the beneficiary’s passport number, and then the travel document number.  What is the travel document number? Do I put my passport number in both spots? 
 

also what is the beneficiary’s form I-94 arrival departure record number? 

Is the beneficiary currently in the USA?

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19 minutes ago, Jot18 said:

If the beneficiary came to the US before, he/she should have an I-94 stamp. If he/she never been to the US before, leave it blank. You are not suppose to put your passport number. Only beneficiary if has one or leave it blank. I didn't put any passport # because my didn't have passport at the time of application. Petition was still accepted. I uploaded a copy after she rec'd it.

Thank you!!  
 

a few more questions:

are Facebook/Instagram posts and pictures good proof of relationship? Along with the dates. I also have plane tickets, cards written to eachother, and proof on healthcare insurance together.   Trying to get a hold of our old lease 

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Is the beneficiary currently in the USA?

Yes

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Is the beneficiary currently in the USA?

Yes

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Jess&Rob   9

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25 minutes ago, Jot18 said:

If the beneficiary came to the US before, he/she should have an I-94 stamp. If he/she never been to the US before, leave it blank. You are not suppose to put your passport number. Only beneficiary if has one or leave it blank. I didn't put any passport # because my didn't have passport at the time of application. Petition was still accepted. I uploaded a copy after she rec'd it.

The beneficiary has come and gone many times since November. However she only has one stamp in her passport from her most recent entry in June.  
 

 

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13 minutes ago, Fr8dog said:

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/

 

For all your I-94 needs😄

thank you!

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