I-94 or Passport Stamp

[chewy2012 2]

I'm still a bit confused about this. I don't know what I need to do. I keep hearing that all I need is the stamp but when I'm filling out the paperwork it asks for the I-94 number?

My husband came over here from England in 2004 and has overstayed since then. His passport stamp says the date he entered and the date he was suppose to leave, also it's stamped with a WT.

Do I need to get a copy of his I-94 or will a copy of the passport stamp do? He don't even remember having a piece of paper in his passport he says?

Thanks again for the help!!

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

He can use a copy of his passport stamp to prove legal entry. Put "none" for I-94 number, etc.

[chewy2012 2]

Thank you so much!

I so love this site...everyone has been very helpful!!!

[VforA 3]

They don't hand out paper I-94 any more. Go to this site and fill out the required details and you will get your e-i94. https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

The person came in 2004, and the electronic I-94s weren't ready then.

[VforA 3]

you are right; I just noticed it. sorry.

[Dave&Roza 748]

You could go to the CBP website and enter his information that he used in 2004--I.E. passport number at time of entry and see if it happens to pull up an I-94. I can pull up my wife's entry in 2010 using her name, DOB, and passport information. I have not tried the 2008 or 2009 information as she had a different passport number at that time and we do not have it. So when the CBP made the I-94 electronic, they may allow you to search for previous visits. There is a travel history button and a most recent I-94 button. Since his most recent I-94 is when he arrived in 2004 it might come up.

Give it a whirl.

Dave

P. S. just noticed in the FAQ that they only go back 5 years. So "Never Mind".

Edited August 7, 2014 by Dave&Roza