No I-94 record?

[Pat2021 43]

Hi, I just arrived last week on the 11th on an IR1 Visa. Got it stamped and everything but wanted to now check I-94 just to satisfy my curiosity and it says "Record of Traveler not found".

 

I tried various spellings of my name, but nothing pops up. Any ideas what's wrong? What do I do?

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

16 minutes ago, Pat2021 said:

Hi, I just arrived last week on the 11th on an IR1 Visa. Got it stamped and everything but wanted to now check I-94 just to satisfy my curiosity and it says "Record of Traveler not found".

 

I tried various spellings of my name, but nothing pops up. Any ideas what's wrong? What do I do?

How about the travel history?

[Mike E 11,741]

24 minutes ago, Pat2021 said:

Got it stamped and everything but wanted to now check I-94 just to satisfy my curiosity and it says "Record of Traveler not found".

You are an LPR and you can stay beyond the heat death of the universe.  Welcome home.  
 

As for I-94 travel record, it’s been a hot mess for at least some LPRs for years.  

[Pat2021 43]

57 minutes ago, Letspaintcookies said:

How about the travel history?

Same thing, "no record found for traveler".

 

49 minutes ago, Mike E said:

You are an LPR and you can stay beyond the heat death of the universe.  Welcome home.  
 

As for I-94 travel record, it’s been a hot mess for at least some LPRs for years.  

Thank you but how can I be sure that my entry has been recorded if I don't see it on the I-94? For all I know they might still think I'm outside the US and expect me to arrive before my IR1 expires in April?

[Mike E 11,741]

1 minute ago, Pat2021 said:

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Thank you but how can I be sure that my entry has been recorded if I don't see it on the I-94? For all I know they might still think I'm outside the US and expect me to arrive before my IR1 expires in April?

Your passport’s IR-1 was stamped correct?

 

You are an LPR.  Matters not if CBP thinks otherwise. At any hypothetical removal trial you would  prevail. Make a complete electronic copy of your passport, and boarding passes, if this worries you.  

[Pat2021 43]

Just now, Mike E said:

Your passport’s IR-1 was stamped correct?

 

You are an LPR.  Matters not if CBP thinks otherwise. At any hypothetical removal trial you would  prevail. Make a complete electronic copy of your passport, and boarding passes, if this worries you.  

Yes passport was stamped, thank you 😊 I always keep electronic copies of everything anyway!

[Family 4,025]

LPR are not issued/ tracked through I-94, it is only given to non immigrants.n

Relax, they know

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/all-forms/form-i-94-arrivaldeparture-record-information-for-completing-uscis-forms

[Chancy 6,241]

10 minutes ago, Pat2021 said:

how can I be sure that my entry has been recorded if I don't see it on the I-94?

 

I-94 is not applicable to you, as you are a resident now, not a visitor.

 

From https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/ -- "A Form I-94 is needed by all visitors except: U.S. Citizens, returning resident aliens, aliens with immigrant visas, and most Canadian citizens visiting or in transit."

 

[iwannaplay54 985]

54 minutes ago, Pat2021 said:

Same thing, "no record found for traveler".

 

Thank you but how can I be sure that my entry has been recorded if I don't see it on the I-94? For all I know they might still think I'm outside the US and expect me to arrive before my IR1 expires in April?

You’re not on an I94.  They know you arrived.  

[breadlover408 24]

If helpful - for non-US residents.

When I first came in under K1, I was also looking for my i-94 and could not find it online (I needed it to submit AOS).

You have to contact them, let them know. I believe they were very efficient and I saw my i-94 on the site the next day/2 days later.