Help with I-94

[Karmalicious 60]

Hello everybody! I've read a lot of posts about how to retrieve your I-94 online but I didn't find a post about what to do..

My husband said he wasn't given a form at POE to use to download the form. When we go online to retrieve his most recent Form We get the message "not found." The same thing when check for previous (which should be not found.

He has a CR1 visa and it's the potential employer that is insisting on it. He pointed out the and/or situation but she still insisted. He gave her the SS card and the ID card but she insists on the i94.

Can someone help?

[jenny8 8]

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94. Check out this site. All I94 are electronic now. There are no forms anymore. Just print the screen. Edited October 10, 2014 by jenny8

[NikLR 13,220]

CR1/IR1 do not get an I-94 because they're immigrating.

His employer is an idiot. His stamped visa is a green card (if he hasn't' received his green card yet)

[visaqueries 111]

We could not find our I-94 online either. My husband has 4 "last names", and they only had the letter A as his first name. Of course, we had never guessed that. We tried every combination of his name, but with so many possibilities, the I 94 didn't pop up at all. As a result we went to this site http://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/i-94-instructions. On the right hand side there is a Deferred Inspection Sites Link. We found a local site, called the office, and the officer there did some research for us. The officer called us back once he found it, so we drove to the office and picked up our I 94.

[BigDaddy28 228]

A lawful permanent resident does not get an I94 on his passport or electronically. I-94 are made only for non immigrants who are staying in the US for ashort period of time. Thus when your husband gets back to his employer he should tell him that he doesn't have an I-94 since he is an LPR.

[NikLR 13,220]

We could not find our I-94 online either. My husband has 4 "last names", and they only had the letter A as his first name. Of course, we had never guessed that. We tried every combination of his name, but with so many possibilities, the I 94 didn't pop up at all. As a result we went to this site http://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/i-94-instructions. On the right hand side there is a Deferred Inspection Sites Link. We found a local site, called the office, and the officer there did some research for us. The officer called us back once he found it, so we drove to the office and picked up our I 94.

This is completely irrelevant to a CR1 case, I'm sorry. I'm glad you were able to find your spouse's i-94 however.