I-94 Arrival/Departure Record Number

[nickypeas 0]

What exactly is this, where do I find it? Fiance is from Canada and so didn't need a visa on visit, so does this I-94 even apply?

[Canuck Carrie 1]

Are you asking about question 12 on the I-129F? If she wasn't given an I-94 when entering the USA, put "none" as your answer. If she was given one it would be attached in her passport.

[Waiting in Vancouver 6]

If your fiance entered from Canada and activated his/her K-1 visa then they would have had to fill out a I-94 ... They would have had to hand this to the US Customs officer and then the officer would have stamped it and stapled it into your fiance's passport ... It will have an expiry date that is 90 days from that day ...

[j_e_w_e_l_l_y_n 0]

I-94 arrival/departure document will be given to all people entering the USA... either a visitor/immigrant... even your fiance is from Canada.

Before the airplane landing, all passengers will be given a small sheet of paper to fill out, and that's the I-94. She will then be interviewed by the Immigration Officer and will stamp his/her passport and I-94 will be attached to his/her passport.

[Canuck Carrie 1]

I-94 arrival/departure document will be given to all people entering the USA... either a visitor/immigrant... even your fiance is from Canada.

Before the airplane landing, all passengers will be given a small sheet of paper to fill out, and that's the I-94. She will then be interviewed by the Immigration Officer and will stamp his/her passport and I-94 will be attached to his/her passport.

Not necessarily. Canadians are not required to show a passport when entering the USA. The only time I showed my passport was when I moved to the USA, on all other visits I used other identification. The only time I was given an I-94 was when I moved.

nickypeas, where are you in the process? Have you filed for the K-1 yet or are you at the AOS stage?

[Waiting in Vancouver 6]

I-94 arrival/departure document will be given to all people entering the USA... either a visitor/immigrant... even your fiance is from Canada.

Before the airplane landing, all passengers will be given a small sheet of paper to fill out, and that's the I-94. She will then be interviewed by the Immigration Officer and will stamp his/her passport and I-94 will be attached to his/her passport.

Actually I have been travelling back and forth from Canada to the US and like Canuck Carrie stated the only time I have ever filled out a I-94 was when I entered the US in July and activated my K-1 Visa ...