Since U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) began its paperless I-94 processing for air and sea travelers several months ago, foreign nationals have reported some problems with the new system.\u00a0 Because it is a major change with many other federal and state agencies used to seeing a paper I-94 for their own purposes, it is advisable for foreign nationals to examine and print out a copy of their electronic I-94 upon admission.\u00a0 It is available at the CBP website.\u00a0 A number of foreign nationals’ have reported being unable to locate their electronic I-94, which alone is discomforting.\u00a0 Other foreign nationals have found that their name has been misspelled, or the incorrect class of admission or length of admission have been recorded, issues which would otherwise go undetected but for a direct examination of their electronic I-94 record.\u00a0 Printing out a copy is beneficial even if everything is correct for one’s own (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Since U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) began its paperless I-94 processing for air and sea travelers several months ago, foreign nationals have reported some problems with the new system.\u00a0 Because it is a major change with many other federal…<\/span><\/p>\n