N-400 and 5 year travel history

[Aquineas 2]

Hi,

I am trying to figure out my 5 year travel history, and I keep reading that the CBP I-94  (https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home) webpage can help with that. However my information do not return any travel (using my current and only passport, with which I have done plenty of travel). Maybe I am confused because I believe that as a Greencard holder, you actually don't need the I-94. If this is the case, is there another method to get your flight history from CBP?

Thanks in advance!

[Loren Y 2,755]

I have seen many people post this same issue. I have never heard of anyone having much luck. On the I94 path, it is kinda hit and miss. My wife came on a K1 and any international travel we did on her EAD/AP card showed up. Once she received her greencard I don't think the travel shows up anymore, but I haven't checked in a few months, I have seen people where their travel kept getting updated even after they got their greencard issued, but I don't think it usually happens. Most people go thru emails and their photos to try and put together the best history they can. I actually started a Excel spreadsheet for my wifes international travel, and keep track of it on there, and will continue to track it all the way thru citizenship. I'm not sure if a FIOA request could get your entry/exit history or not.

[Boiler 45,672]

Airline records best bet

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

It worked perfectly for me for all flights using my foreign passport including after we got our green cards  (and even automatically linked to a previous passport) as well as my family. 
 

Otherwise you will have to sleuth through passport stamps, email confirmation of flights etc I guess ..

[Aquineas 2]

Yeah I already emailed my main airline company to see if they could send a log of my past flights (their online portal only shows my last flight, 6 months ago??). So frustrating, I had so much hope for this I-94 feature lol.

Thanks a lot for the answers!

Edited December 15, 2020 by Aquineas