HELP~! I-845 denied due to "missing" proof of entry

[NYfuture]

hi there!

my wife and i went in for her green card interview two weeks ago and our decision arrived today..."DENIED". the official reason is that after a "query of USCIS systems failed to show that an individual with your [her] name, country of citizenship and alleged admission date was inspected and admitted into the United States on [date]." a second reason that was given explaining the decision was the fact that my wife supposedly failed to give the correct port of entry into the US.

now, what is most disconcerting is that as part of the papers we brought to the interview was the original copy of her passport with the stamp as well as the original I-94 with her name, nationality, and port of entry as well as the date. if that isn't proof, then what is??

as for the second reason, my wife had always been traveling to and from the US as a child and during the interview, she didn't remember the exact port of entry because it wasn't really significant for her.

since USCIS interviewer took the original I-94 with her after the interview, what exactly should i do now? i definitely have a copy of the all the documents we gave to her but how are we to go about fighting the reasons for denial?

thanks for any advice, it'd be hugely appreciated!

[samrath]

sorry to know that .......but can u plz describe all breifly like what happen on interview ,what they ask ,what they said when they finish interview,what else u didnt had that time or what urs mean by "photocopy of passport and i94",u dont have original?
plz write all abt urs case than i m pretty sure u ll get good help from this helpfull page from somebody.......................thanks

one thing dont forgot ........trust in GOD

"SUCCESS IS A PROCCESS NOT AN EVENT"

[NYfuture]

the interview itself went quite well. we were asked basic questions about each other and our lives together, i.e., parents' names, extended family members, where we met, each others' hobbies, occupations, age, date of birth, full names, etc.

the only question that was confusing to my wife was what was her last port of entry into the states, which she misinterpreted as the last airport she came in from, which was boston. the "official" port of entry was miami at which point she, not ever leaving mia, took a connecting flight to boston.

we did bring the original i-94 to the interviewer, which she kept. we have a photocopy of that original document but we were wondering if that copy itself as well as the entry stamp on her passport are proof enough to show that she did, in fact, enter the states legally with a tourist visa.

thanks for responding!

[samrath]

the interview itself went quite well. we were asked basic questions about each other and our lives together, i.e., parents' names, extended family members, where we met, each others' hobbies, occupations, age, date of birth, full names, etc.

the only question that was confusing to my wife was what was her last port of entry into the states, which she misinterpreted as the last airport she came in from, which was boston. the "official" port of entry was miami at which point she, not ever leaving mia, took a connecting flight to boston.

we did bring the original i-94 to the interviewer, which she kept. we have a photocopy of that original document but we were wondering if that copy itself as well as the entry stamp on her passport are proof enough to show that she did, in fact, enter the states legally with a tourist visa.

thanks for responding!

wondring and sad ...........how they can ruin up ones life because of a sence less reason