Lost I-94, filed I-20 but nothing found, Can my husband still file for my adjustment of status.

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   Kevin DixlerPro

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   Answered January 12, 2013 16:22. It will be best for an experienced immigration attorney to carefully investigate and try to determine more facts. There may be a possibility that a duplicated I-94 can be issued, but more information may be needed. Good luck.

   This is general information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney client relationship.

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   Dean P MurrayPro

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   Answered January 12, 2013 18:43. Your situation is complicated. Call an immigration attorney to discuss the matter. Good luck to you.

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   F. Capriotti

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   Answered January 12, 2013 18:43. Yes, I think it is time for you to get a lawyer.
   
   PS When you said I-120 ... did you mean I-102 (I-94 replacement application?)

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