What are the problems COFA citizens are facing related to their I94s?Ħ0% of NOHNO’s clients who are currently residing in the United States are requesting assistance in obtaining their I94s. Unique to COFA citizens, your I-94 will not have an end date or admit until date. The right image is the electronic I-94, which CBP began issuing since 2013. The left image is the paper-form I-94 that custom and border protection or CBP provided to nonimmigrant before 2013.

Here are examples of what an I-94 looks like. Form I-94 provides nonimmigrants with proof that they have been lawfully admitted to the U.S. Identical provisions exists in the Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Republic of Palau’s compact agreement. Article IV Section 141 of the “Compact of Free Association between the Federated States of Micronesia and the United States of America”, the agreement defines FSM citizens as “nonimmigrants”. entry is also available online.The I-94 is a US document or immigration form given to nonimmigrants.

Note that a video demonstration on how to complete this process to obtain an electronic record of the Form I-94/U.S. admission (as noted on the most recent U.S. They will be prompted to enter certain information, such as name, date of birth, passport number, and the country of issuance, as well as the date and the class of last U.S. To facilitate the retrieval of the electronic Admission Number/Form I-94, nonimmigrants should access CBP's I-94 Retrieval page. More information pertaining to this new process is available in a Fact Sheet issued by CBP. as each departure automatically eliminates the Form I-94 record from the CBP website. entry and prior to any subsequent departure from the U.S. This process should be performed after each U.S. entry or re-entry, for their personal records. by air and sea (paper Forms I-94 are still being issued at land Ports of Entry) to retrieve and print a copy of their new Admission Number/Form I-94 entry record upon each U.S. We strongly encourage all nonimmigrants arriving in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency transitioned to automated processing and electronic issuance of the Arrival/Departure Record (Form I-94) and is no longer issuing paper Forms I-94 to air and sea travelers arriving to the United States.

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