Passport stamp question!!

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Hi
My attorney is not willing to give me back my original approved notice, I wonder if the courtesy copy that I received is enough for me to get the passport stamp?

Thanks for your quick answer!!
 
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Hi
My attorney is not willing to give me back my original approved notice, I wonder if the coureous copy that I received is enough for me to get the passport stamp?

Thanks for your quick answer!!

Don't worry about it. Take an Infopass appointment. Go with courtesy copy, PP photos and EAD/AP. You will get your stamp in PP and the wait begins
for the card. Let your attorney enjoy with your original approval notice.
 
Just to reiterate what has been posted in the previous reply, you do not need the original approval notice for stamping. The courtesy copy is enough. In fact, when I showed my original approval notice, the officer said, "You live in SF, you should go for stamping at the SF office". (The lawyer's address is in San Francisco, but I live in San Jose). Then I showed her my courtesy copy with the SJ address and she was ok with it.
 
Thanks all for your great and quick replies.

It took 4 years for the whole process, what a pain in life!!!!!
 
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