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I-94 Removed from Passport

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Hi Everyone,

My hubby is traveling outside the US on his K-3 visa. When he arrived in Jamaica and was processed thru immigration the Jamaican immigration office tore out the I-94!!!! My husband did not notice what happened until he was miles away from the airport. Nevertheless he went back to the airport and inquired and they said they had no idea, he needed to go to the embassy. We all know that is riduculous.

In the meantime, I have fedexed him a color copy of the I-94.

Does anyone have any experience with a situtaion like this? Any sound advice?

I refuse to worry, but obviously I want husband home safe and sound. :yes:

Thanks, all.

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4/28/09 - Moved to CSC

06-20-09- Received 10 year Greencard

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The I-94 is normaly removed when you leave the US he has to complete another one when he comes back.....

Kezzie

yup. it's called an arrival/departure card.

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Elizabethnhenry   0

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Jamaica
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The I-94 is normaly removed when you leave the US he has to complete another one when he comes back.....

Kezzie

yup. it's called an arrival/departure card.

Oh Duh!! Thanks, guys. Since the AOS called for a copy (which I have), I was nervous.

Thanks, again!

AOS, EAD - 115 days from mailing AOS to conditional Green Card in Hand

06-07-08 - File to remove conditions

4/28/09 - Moved to CSC

06-20-09- Received 10 year Greencard

Citizenship

07-09-09 - Filed N-400

Joel 2:25 (Amplified Bible) And I will restore or replace for you the years that the locust has eaten--the hopping locust, the stripping locust, and the crawling locust, My great army which I sent among you.

 
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