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Originally Posted by UnknownUser
I applied only with my advanced parole document and the parole stamp. You can get your I-94 online by entering your passport number.
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I tried, but that only works if you came into the U.S. after 2013 when CBP stopped issuing paper I-94s and went electronic. My last entry into the U.S. was in 1998. I'm guessing my VISA page and stamp with date will suffice, if anything, I'm sure they can lookup my information on their own and find my i-94 without me having to pay the fee to get a replacement.
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Self filed AOS │Apps Received By USCIS - 3/18/19
│Biometrics Done - 4/11/19
Interview Scheduled - 4/24/19│Interview Date - 5/31/19│AOS Approval - 5/31/19
Permanent Resident Card Received - 6/8/19