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We went to my husband's interview on Thursday, and it appeared to go smooth...

one thing I am confused about... the interviewer took the I-94 arrival card from my husband's passport.

I thought he needed to keep that with him at all times? it proves his POE and has the entry stamps on it from passport control.

09/29/06 - I-130 petition mailed
12/13/06 - NOA2 - APPROVED
10/27/06 - I-129F petition mailed
12/13/06 - NOA2 - APPROVED
03/27/07 - Interview in Ankara, Turkey - VISA APPROVED
04/01/07 - POE: JFK
05/07/07 - Mailed AOS forms
05/31/07 - Biometrics - Dover, Delaware
10/04/07 - Interview in Baltimore, Maryland
10/25/07 - GREENCARD ARRIVES!!!
10/25/07 - Applied for SSN
11/02/07 - SSN card arrives in mail
09/12/09 - Mailed I-751 forms (GC expiration date: 10/4/09)
09/19/09 - NOA1 Receipt letter received received
10/20/09 - Biometrics - Dover, Delaware
12/19/09 - NOA2 - APPROVED
01/09/10 - 10 year GC arrives

02/25/14 - DIVORCED DUE TO ABUSIVE HUSBAND

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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That is standard practice at an AOS interview when the approve.

Did the interviewer approve you, and did they stamp passport with I-551 stamp? If so you are now an LPR and LPR's have no need for an I-94 card.

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That is standard practice at an AOS interview when the approve.

Did the interviewer approve you, and did they stamp passport with I-551 stamp? If so you are now an LPR and LPR's have no need for an I-94 card.

She didn't stamp his passport, only took the card. Does that mean he is approved LPR? She said it'll take up to 90 days to get a decision about the interview. Doesn't he need the card in his passport if he wants to travel outside the USA before GC comes?

He is a K-3 visa holder.

09/29/06 - I-130 petition mailed
12/13/06 - NOA2 - APPROVED
10/27/06 - I-129F petition mailed
12/13/06 - NOA2 - APPROVED
03/27/07 - Interview in Ankara, Turkey - VISA APPROVED
04/01/07 - POE: JFK
05/07/07 - Mailed AOS forms
05/31/07 - Biometrics - Dover, Delaware
10/04/07 - Interview in Baltimore, Maryland
10/25/07 - GREENCARD ARRIVES!!!
10/25/07 - Applied for SSN
11/02/07 - SSN card arrives in mail
09/12/09 - Mailed I-751 forms (GC expiration date: 10/4/09)
09/19/09 - NOA1 Receipt letter received received
10/20/09 - Biometrics - Dover, Delaware
12/19/09 - NOA2 - APPROVED
01/09/10 - 10 year GC arrives

02/25/14 - DIVORCED DUE TO ABUSIVE HUSBAND

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: New Zealand
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He will probably receive approval soon. Since they took the I-94, I probably wouldnt travel out of the country until the card comes or if necessary, infopass and check what you will need to do if he does have to travel out of the country.

I 130 & I129F (K3) and AOS info in timeline

 
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