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This blog post sheds light on the meaning of “D/S” on the I-94 form, a crucial document for nonimmigrants in the U.S. “D/S,” or “Duration of Status,” indicates the period of authorized stay tied to your current immigration status. Understanding its implications is vital to maintaining your visa conditions and legal presence in the U.S.
Beginning in April of 2022, CBP piloted a simplified stampless entry and electronic I-94 process at selected ports of entry. The process has now become standard practice and will be implemented across all US ports of entry. The issuance of a stamp is now at the discretion of CBP. We discuss CBP stampless entry and electronic I-94 issuance here.
Understanding the unique admission process for Canadians in the United States can provide answers to questions like, “Can a ‘non-controlled Canadian’ acquire a green card without an I-94?” With the exception of E and K visas, Canadian nationals are usually exempt from the visa stamp requirement before stepping foot on US soil. Generally, Canadians visiting the US undergo a swift inspection and are admitted without a record of admission or I-94 – a term known as “non-controlled” admission. This article will delve into the transition from being a ‘non-controlled Canadian’ visitor to becoming a green card holder.
Automatic Visa Revalidation can enable Mexican citizens with expired TN visa stamps to travel without a new stamp. Discover the criteria and required documentation to take advantage of this process.
Clarifying how long your TN visa will stay valid, the crucial factors that influence it, and how to deal with potential passport expiry situations.
The US Department of State has introduced extended 1-year and 4-year TN Visa stamp options for Mexican citizens, offering greater flexibility and increased travel authorization for an additional fee.
When you enter the US temporarily for work or pleasure you are issued an I-94 record of admission. The I-94 is issued by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and is a record of lawful inspection and admission to the US. It is up to you to verify the terms of your admission on the I-94 and maintain your legal status in the US. We discuss the importance of CBP Form I-94 and your expiration date here.
April 29, 2022 – CBP Update – Travelers to the US at a land border should apply for an I-94 in Advance – US Customs and Border Protection (CBP is asking that travelers to the United States that required a Form I-94 apply for and complete it prior to seeking admission. The goal is to reduce wait times at land borders during the peak summer travel months. Find out if you need Form I-94 and how to complete one.
Understanding the importance of accurate I-94 admission records when immigrating to the United States and learning the process of rectifying errors at CBP Deferred Inspection Sites.
For immigration benefits like visa extension, renewal, or status changes, you need the CBP Form I-94 record. Here’s all you need to know about acquiring this essential document.