GC Holder With I94
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GC Holder With I94
Hi,
I am a green card holder who traveled to Europe about one year ago.
Upon my return to USA, the immigration officer gave me a I94 card.
I thought PR do not need I94 cards.
Also I traveled with US airways and I heard that they have a test program
for specific European Airports where the I94 card is part of the airline
boarding pass. Is this true.
I am traveling to Europe again. Do I need to surrender I94 card to the
airline officials upon departure
Thanks In advance for all your help
Nathan,
I am a green card holder who traveled to Europe about one year ago.
Upon my return to USA, the immigration officer gave me a I94 card.
I thought PR do not need I94 cards.
Also I traveled with US airways and I heard that they have a test program
for specific European Airports where the I94 card is part of the airline
boarding pass. Is this true.
I am traveling to Europe again. Do I need to surrender I94 card to the
airline officials upon departure
Thanks In advance for all your help
Nathan,
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Re: GC Holder With I94
Nathan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am a green card holder who traveled to Europe about one year ago.
> Upon my return to USA, the immigration officer gave me a I94 card.
> I thought PR do not need I94 cards.
What do you mean, gave you an I-94? Did you fill one out?
As a PR, you don't need an I-94.
> Also I traveled with US airways and I heard that they have a test program
> for specific European Airports where the I94 card is part of the airline
> boarding pass. Is this true.
Used to be. But my understanding is that this pilot program is over.
See http://uscis.gov/graphics/shared/law...spect/auto.htm
-Joe
> Hi,
>
> I am a green card holder who traveled to Europe about one year ago.
> Upon my return to USA, the immigration officer gave me a I94 card.
> I thought PR do not need I94 cards.
What do you mean, gave you an I-94? Did you fill one out?
As a PR, you don't need an I-94.
> Also I traveled with US airways and I heard that they have a test program
> for specific European Airports where the I94 card is part of the airline
> boarding pass. Is this true.
Used to be. But my understanding is that this pilot program is over.
See http://uscis.gov/graphics/shared/law...spect/auto.htm
-Joe