i-102 form with AOS

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olsan3

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Hello All,

First time poster here.

I am in a peculiar predicament as there are a lot of conflicting solutions to it. Most of the posted solutions are quite old. So i hope someone with the most recent experience will be of help to me.

I recently got married and i am in the process of getting all my paperwork together. Been following the directions of various posters. I found out that i lost my i-94. It must have gone missing due to all the moving ive made over the years. Getting online, i found out that i will need to file the form i-102 to get a replacement, and that will take approx. three months. Too Long.

I was wondering if there is any way around that. Could i, just possibly, file my i-102 with the same package to the same lockbox as my AOS package? That way,everything is done at one place and i can get both my new i-94 around the time my SS and EAD comes through? or i would have to wait the three months.?

i have seen some answers from years ago, but surely there must be ways around that at this time?
Please help. Every response is appreciated.
 
Do you still have the passport and visa you used when you last entered the US? And do you know the date and place of entry? Does your passport have an entry stamp for that date?

If yes to all questions, you can file the I-485 without the I-94 or I-102. Just include a copy of the identifying pages of your passport, and also a copy of the page with the visa you used to enter the US and the page with the entry stamp.
 
Jackolantern said:
Do you still have the passport and visa you used when you last entered the US? And do you know the date and place of entry? Does your passport have an entry stamp for that date?

If yes to all questions, you can file the I-485 without the I-94 or I-102. Just include a copy of the identifying pages of your passport, and also a copy of the page with the visa you used to enter the US and the page with the entry stamp.
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Thank you for the prompt response.
should a cover letter be written with that.? to explain the omission of the number from the forms? or that isnt necessary either.?
 
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