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Originally Posted by Rathination
Did you guys file the i130 online? What did you put for the questions about duration of stay and when the beneficiary's authorized stay expired? It's also asking for the i94 beneficiary code. I came back to the country on advanced parole in 2010. The i94 says that, but the code is illegible. The i94 doesn't have an expiry date either. Should I just put the end date of my DACA?
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Make sure to get it from CBP:
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/
The date of expiry is "Admit until date" on the page.
The number is the "Admission (I-94) Record Number"
If the online I-130 form is giving you trouble you can always download the PDF, fill it out, print it out, have your sponsor sign it, and include evidence of their status and your relationship to them (for instance if your LPR mother's petitioning you include a copy of her green card and a copy of your birth certificate with translation if the original is not in English).
Keep in mind that you cannot translate your own documents, but any unrelated person that knows English and the language in question can do it, so you don't need a professional translator. I frequently translated documents for USCIS back when I worked at a law office. The translator just need to sign an affidavit that the translation of the document is correct to the best of their knowledge.