I94 is not updated for visitor

[San_K]

My Inlaws are visiting us. Father in law's i94 is not found on CBP website. Is it mandatory to have a record? Someone said I need to go to near by airport to get their record updated.

Edit - Interesting thing is that I could find their record in travel history but not getting any records when checking for most recent i94. This is their first visit to the USA. 

[akkum_bakkum]

7 minutes ago, San_K said:

My Inlaws are visiting us. Father in law's i94 is not found on CBP website. Is it mandatory to have a record? Someone said I need to go to near by airport to get their record updated.

Previously, you have stamps to prove valid entry....I believe they made it electronic and did away with stamping passports. if i94 doesn't show up, check travel history. If its not there too, I'd say head to the nearest cbp deferred inspection facility. Google to know what it means.

[San_K]

4 minutes ago, akkum_bakkum said:

Previously, you have stamps to prove valid entry....I believe they made it electronic and did away with stamping passports. if i94 doesn't show up, check travel history. If its not there too, I'd say head to the nearest cbp deferred inspection facility. Google to know what it means.

Interesting thing is that I could find their record in travel history but not getting any records when checking for most recent i94. This is their first visit to the USA. 

 

[psycontr]

10 minutes ago, San_K said:

My Inlaws are visiting us. Father in law's i94 is not found on CBP website. Is it mandatory to have a record? Someone said I need to go to near by airport to get their record updated.

Visit CBP office near to you.

Two possibilities: 1. Either you are entering incorrect info or 2. Mistake by CBP officer.

In my case at port of entry my spouse and me went together, the officer entered my wife details but not mine and said good to go. Just before boarding connection the boarding gate got a call from CBP to send me back to immigration. They fixed the issue because they found the mistake before I left.

[BullBullBallayya]

25 minutes ago, San_K said:

My Inlaws are visiting us. Father in law's i94 is not found on CBP website. Is it mandatory to have a record? Someone said I need to go to near by airport to get their record updated.

Edit - Interesting thing is that I could find their record in travel history but not getting any records when checking for most recent i94. This is their first visit to the USA. 

Take CBP appointment and officer will fix it

[akkum_bakkum]

7 minutes ago, San_K said:

Interesting thing is that I could find their record in travel history but not getting any records when checking for most recent i94. This is their first visit to the USA. 

 

Call your nearest deferred inspection and see what they say. most likely they should issue them an electronic i94 immediately since there is an existing electronic record of arrival. Go visit if not. This is important to establish their proof of legal entry. call them to avoid a trip of never ending wait at the facility.

[usetime63]

Might need when you want to extend the stay, otherwise shouldn't be a problem. 

[Maggavale]

36 minutes ago, San_K said:

My Inlaws are visiting us. Father in law's i94 is not found on CBP website. Is it mandatory to have a record? Someone said I need to go to near by airport to get their record updated.

 

CBP ki call cheyu , mostly without a visit ipothadi...Trackitt la posts unnai soodu similar vi

[VanceChilukuri]

call cheyyakkarledu aiport ki ellakkarledu....just drop an email with details to I94 corrections support email....

I94.Correction.Seattle <[email protected] is the email address for those landed in seattle airport ...every airport ki ituvanti oka address vuntadi

[San_K]

15 minutes ago, akkum_bakkum said:

Call your nearest deferred inspection and see what they say. most likely they should issue them an electronic i94 immediately since there is an existing electronic record of arrival. Go visit if not. This is important to establish their proof of legal entry. call them to avoid a trip of never ending wait at the facility.

 

6 minutes ago, Maggavale said:

CBP ki call cheyu , mostly without a visit ipothadi...Trackitt la posts unnai soodu similar vi

Called CBP deferred station office number. They are not saying anything other than office hours for i94 update.

 

[San_K]

4 minutes ago, VanceChilukuri said:

call cheyyakkarledu aiport ki ellakkarledu....just drop an email with details to I94 corrections support email....

I94.Correction.Seattle <[email protected] is the email address for those landed in seattle airport ...every airport ki ituvanti oka address vuntadi

Let me check. I submitted a request online 1 month back, they simply gave some general response and did nothing - [email protected].

Let me see if I can send an email to correction.

[Maggavale]

3 minutes ago, San_K said:

 

Called CBP deferred station office number. They are not saying anything other than office hours for i94 update.

 

May be try email, like @VanceChilukuri suggestion , tag @csrcsr

[Assam_Bhayya]

enni rojulu ayindhi ochi, oka two and half months US lo unnaka, mexico or canada border dhati malla re-entry ayithe inko 3 months US lo undhi India povachu, extension cheyinchukune avasaram kuda ledu B2 meeda.

 

[akkum_bakkum]

43 minutes ago, San_K said:

Let me check. I submitted a request online 1 month back, they simply gave some general response and did nothing - [email protected].

Let me see if I can send an email to correction.

Nope, this is not the appropriate email, it may end up nowhere or u get a generic response to contact inspection site nearby, after a month or 2. It goes to a global cbp center and no one really looks into it. Email specific deferred inspection site. 

[akkum_bakkum]

59 minutes ago, usetime63 said:

Might need when you want to extend the stay, otherwise shouldn't be a problem. 

Could be an issue during later visits. Period of stay is issued entirely based on previous legal entries and periods of stay. Wont be an issue most of the times, but you never know. Its always at immigration officers' discretion. No court can help you.