I-94 Extension

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I am in L1-Blanket Visa. My Visa and petition (I-797) is expiring on 02-Jan-2010. But my I-94 and driver's license is expiring on 29-Oct-2008. My employer filed for extension but they withdraw the application because there was an RFE. If I travel to Canada/Mexico and come back, will I be issued a new I-94? Appreciate a quick response.

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If I travel to Canada/Mexico and come back, will I be issued a new I-94? Appreciate a quick response.

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see also:
in I-94 and I-94W:
Sample CBP Declaration Form
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FAQs on the Arrival-Departure Record (I-94 Form) & Crewman Landing Permit (I-95 Form)

Arrival-Departure Record, CBP Form I-94W, for Visa Waiver Program (VWP) Applicants






Filling Out Arrival-Departure Record, CBP Form I-94, for Nonimmigrant Visitors with a Visa for the U.S.

(02/25/2008)For nonimmigrant visitors entering the United States with a visa, there is a requirement to fill a CBP Form I-94 (white form). This form has two specific perforated sections to it. The visitor or the carrier representative must complete both sections of CBP Form I-94 upon arrival in the United States. The bottom section of CBP Form I-94 is a departure record and must be returned to U.S. officials upon exiting the United States.
The information requested on the CBP Form I-94, Arrival Record, upper portion, includes:


Family Name
First Name
Date of Birth
Country of Citizenship
Sex (Male or Female)
Passport Number
Airline and Flight Number (if applicable)
Country Where You Live – Lawful Permanent Residence
City Where You Boarded (if applicable)
City Where Visa was Issued (if applicable)
Date Issued (Day/Mo/Yr) (if applicable)
Address While in the United States (Number and Street)
City and State
The information requested on the CBP Form I-94, Departure Record, lower portion, includes:


Family Name
First Name
Date of Birth
Country of Citizenship
After the successful completion of processing the applicant, a CBP officer stamps the applicant’s CBP Form I-94, Arrival and Departure Records, and the passport. The CBP Declaration, used at air and sea ports of entry, may also be stamped by the CBP officer. The CBP officer retains the arrival portion of the CBP Form I-94 and returns the departure portion of the CBP Form I-94 and passport to the applicant.

The departure portion of CBP Form I-94 and passport is to be in the applicant’s possession at all times until the applicant departs the United States. If an applicant boards a commercial conveyance to depart the United States, the transportation carriers are:


To remove the departure portion of the CBP Form I-94 from the applicant’s passport.
Annotate the reverse of the departure portion of the CBP Form I-94 with the facts of the applicant’s departure from the United States.
Return the departure portion of the CBP Form I-94 to the nearest CBP office.
It is the applicant’s responsibility to make sure the transportation carriers collect the applicant’s departure portion of the CBP Form I-94. If an applicant departs the United States by way of land through Canada or Mexico, it is the applicant’s responsibility to return the departure portion of the CBP Form I-94 to Canadian or Mexican Immigration Officer upon departing the United States, unless it is retained for automatic revalidation upon re-entry to the United States within 30 days of departure to contiguous territory for all nonimmigrants (or additionally, adjacent islands for F, J, and M nonimmigrants) (see 8 CFR 214.1 and 22 CFR 41.112 for complete information on automatic revalidation).