Printing your I-94

The I-94 is the Arrival / Departure Record issued by a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officer to foreign visitors entering the United States.

Upon entry, a CBP officer will place an admission stamp on your passport and create an electronic I-94 record. The admission stamp will indicate your date of entry, class of admission (F-1, J-1) and admitted until date (D/S). Once you have entered the U.S., you will be able to access your I-94 admission record online by visiting https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov. You will be required to enter your passport number and entry information in order to obtain your I-94 record.

This electronic record will continue to be available to you while you remain in the U.S. Once you depart the United States, this online record will no longer be available for you to view.

The International Admission office recommends that you print your I-94 document from the CBP website after each entry and retain the I-94 document for your records. The printout will serve as your official record which can be used for I-9 compliance when applying for jobs on campus or for other government agencies such as the Social Security Administration, Driver’s License Office and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Information Needed to Obtain Your I-94

• Family Name – Enter your family name as it appears in the Family Name or Surname field on the travel document you used to enter the US.
• First (Given) Name – Do not include middle names, nicknames, or titles.
• Birth date – Enter the date of your birth in the form, MM/DD/YYYY. For example, January 15, 1990, is 01/15/1990.
• Passport Number – Enter your passport number as it appears on your biographic page.
• Country of Issuance – The passport country of issuance is your country of citizenship.
• Date of Entry – This refers to the date you entered the US. This date can be found on the admission stamp located in you passport.
• Class of Admission – Your class can be found on the admission stamp in your passport, for example F-1 or J-1.