09/02/2026
PART 8 OF 10: I‑94 Records and Replacing Lost or Unavailable Registration Evidence
An I‑94 is an arrival-and-departure record that may document a person’s admission, parole, immigration classification, and authorized period of stay. For many noncitizens, it may also serve as evidence of registration.
Most travelers with an electronic I‑94 can retrieve and print it through the official CBP I‑94 website or CBP Link. Review your:
• Legal name and date of birth
• Passport information
• Most recent entry date
• Class of admission
• “Admit Until” date
Do not assume your visa’s expiration date determines your authorized stay. The I‑94 generally contains the controlling admission information, subject to individual circumstances and later government action.
If your evidence is missing, incorrect, or unavailable, the appropriate procedure depends on the document and issuing agency:
• For a CBP-issued I‑94, begin with CBP or a deferred-inspection office.
• For a USCIS-issued I‑94, Form I‑102 procedures may apply.
• For USCIS Proof of G‑325R Registration, check the registrant’s USCIS online account.
• For a Green Card or Employment Authorization Document, follow the document-specific replacement process.
Do not file Form G‑325R merely to replace existing registration evidence. Many noncitizens are already registered. Identify the correct document and issuing agency before taking action.
Next: Part 9 of 10 — Registration Does Not Grant Lawful Status, Work Authorization, or Protection From Removal
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Information current as of September 2, 2026. General information only; not legal advice. Immigration laws, fees, and procedures may change. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.
