Multiple entry I-94?
Jan 14th 2003 | 3:22 am
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Multiple entry I-94?
Is it possible to get an I-94 that is good for multiple
entries as long as the visa is appropriate?
Meaning, instead of having to pay $6 every time
one enters the US, is there any way to get one
that is good for a month, or 6 mos or whatever?
Cheers,
Dan B
entries as long as the visa is appropriate?
Meaning, instead of having to pay $6 every time
one enters the US, is there any way to get one
that is good for a month, or 6 mos or whatever?
Cheers,
Dan B
Jan 14th 2003 | 9:34 am
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Re: Multiple entry I-94?
>Subject: Multiple entry I-94?
>From: "Dan B" [email protected]
>Date: 1/14/03 11:22 AM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id:
>Is it possible to get an I-94 that is good for multiple
>entries as long as the visa is appropriate?
>Meaning, instead of having to pay $6 every time
>one enters the US, is there any way to get one
>that is good for a month, or 6 mos or whatever?
>Cheers,
>Dan B
I never heard of paying $6 for an I-94. Is this something new? You have to
fill out a new I-94 when you enter and surrender it at the airport when you
leave. No two ways about it...
>From: "Dan B" [email protected]
>Date: 1/14/03 11:22 AM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id:
>Is it possible to get an I-94 that is good for multiple
>entries as long as the visa is appropriate?
>Meaning, instead of having to pay $6 every time
>one enters the US, is there any way to get one
>that is good for a month, or 6 mos or whatever?
>Cheers,
>Dan B
I never heard of paying $6 for an I-94. Is this something new? You have to
fill out a new I-94 when you enter and surrender it at the airport when you
leave. No two ways about it...
Jan 14th 2003 | 1:35 pm
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Re: Multiple entry I-94?
Why do you have to pay 6 bucks each time you cross the border if you
have a valid visa?
Thanks,
-S
"Dan B" wrote in message news:...
> Is it possible to get an I-94 that is good for multiple
> entries as long as the visa is appropriate?
>
> Meaning, instead of having to pay $6 every time
> one enters the US, is there any way to get one
> that is good for a month, or 6 mos or whatever?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dan B
have a valid visa?
Thanks,
-S
"Dan B" wrote in message news:...
> Is it possible to get an I-94 that is good for multiple
> entries as long as the visa is appropriate?
>
> Meaning, instead of having to pay $6 every time
> one enters the US, is there any way to get one
> that is good for a month, or 6 mos or whatever?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dan B
Jan 15th 2003 | 6:11 am
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Never heard of anyone paying anything for an I94 when they enter the US. The airlines give them out for free, and then INS stamp them at the POE
Jan 15th 2003 | 6:54 am
#5
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Joined: Dec 2002
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Of the two times I have received the I-94 for my work visa, I only had to pay the $6 once. Its really up to the INS officier.
For Canadians, I94's for TN and L visas are multiple entry.
What visa are you getting? And what is your citizenship?
For Canadians, I94's for TN and L visas are multiple entry.
What visa are you getting? And what is your citizenship?
Jan 15th 2003 | 7:13 am
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Re: Multiple entry I-94?
On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, simon bland wrote:
> Never heard of anyone paying anything for an I94 when they enter the US.
> The airlines give them out for free, and then INS stamp them at the POE
AFAIK, when you drive over from Canada or Mexico, and need a new I-94, you
have to pay these $6.
When you fly, it is included in the ticket price.
-Joe
> Never heard of anyone paying anything for an I94 when they enter the US.
> The airlines give them out for free, and then INS stamp them at the POE
AFAIK, when you drive over from Canada or Mexico, and need a new I-94, you
have to pay these $6.
When you fly, it is included in the ticket price.
-Joe
