N400 How to know how many days I stayed in USA

[neoblast 138]

4 hours ago, geowrian said:

interesting. Well it shouldn't...

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/faq

 

 

Always worked for me. I submitted my N-400 and all my travel records were on the site.

[geowrian 22,336]

37 minutes ago, xyz12345 said:

i think if you started with a non immigrant visa, it will continue to show up until you become a usc imo

My wife's does not, and she entered with an NIV.

 

Welp....that's CBP for you. Inconsistent to the core.

[Spam Hill 10]

Worked for me too....

[Ksenia_O 695]

5 hours ago, geowrian said:

That only applies for non-immigrants. USCs and LPRs do not get an I-94.

Not always.

My I-94 still had a record of my arrivals/departures after I became an LPR. This  is how my days out of the country were calculated -  used I-94. And downloaded the form to support my N-400 as well.

 

 

[Valeri22 4]

5 hours ago, geowrian said:

That only applies for non-immigrants. USCs and LPRs do not get an I-94.

LPRs can also view their entry/exit records online through this link.

[arken 4,197]

1 minute ago, Valeri22 said:

LPRs can also view their entry/exit records online through this link.

Not necessarily, while some may due to who know what thing in the system. I can only see the travel history before I became an LPR. My around 8 international trips during GC period are nowhere to be found in that link.

[geowrian 22,336]

I'm not doubting it works to see your history for some. Thanks for the heads up.

 

...it's just not supposed to, even by their own claims. 🤦‍♂️

 

For clarity, USCs and LPR are not issued an I-94. Regardless of what shows up in their tool, it's not an actual I-94. It is an arrival/departure history that is displayed.

[nasse_forelle 4]

I am a USC and there's no record of I-94 for me.

[Cryssiekins 976]

The i94 link does work for me (LPR) for all dates since I became an LPR, though, some are missing.  
 

This is strange bc it never tracked it for me prior to being an LPR (likely bc I’m Canadian). 

[Loren Y 2,732]

Well, at the minimum this thread has made me create a spreadsheet for departures and arrivals to keep track of my wife's days out of the country. She just became an LPR 2/5/2020. So, OP, thanks for bringing it up. 

I'm interested though, I'm going to watch her I94 record and see if it still tracks her. It had all 3 of our trips before she was an LPR, and the IO at the AOS interview definitely had access to it. 

[little immigrant 800]

22 hours ago, WorkingHardd said:

Hello

 

I am a green card holder and due to my business I have to travel a lot outside the states

 

I am considering filing for N400, before that I want to make sure that I meet the minimum USA stay criteria 

 

How can I know how many days I stayed inside USA before filing for N400? Are there any links or so?

Stupid question but maybe I missed something. Your passport doesn't show entry and exit stamps? 

[Lil bear 3,842]

2 hours ago, Loren Y said:

Well, at the minimum this thread has made me create a spreadsheet for departures and arrivals to keep track of my wife's days out of the country. She just became an LPR 2/5/2020. So, OP, thanks for bringing it up. 

I'm interested though, I'm going to watch her I94 record and see if it still tracks her. It had all 3 of our trips before she was an LPR, and the IO at the AOS interview definitely had access to it. 

Good plan .. I keep a record each time I travel .. in and out 4-5 times each year. It would be a struggle to try to get the dates in order after 5 years ! 

[Lil bear 3,842]

4 hours ago, nasse_forelle said:

I am a USC and there's no record of I-94 for me.

I’m LPR and none for me 

[N400NYC 380]

1 hour ago, little immigrant said:

Stupid question but maybe I missed something. Your passport doesn't show entry and exit stamps? 

I can't even remember the last time my passport was stamped upon re-entering the USA - it's been a long time....but yes you can work it out approximately by looking at the entry/exit stamps from the overseas country

[Giovanna024 442]

i am traveling often twice a month to Canada and I wrote down all dates how much I was stayed but it was only weekends