Traveling Domestically with expired I-94 (out of status)
May 23rd 2005, 5:59 am
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Re: Traveling Domestically with expired I-94 (out of status)
Originally Posted by SteveUKNJ
I've flown about 10 times since my I-94 expired - I wasn't questioned once about it.
I always checked in online so I had my boarding pass with me when I arrived at the airport - this bypassed check-in clerks- if I had baggage, my companion checked it in on their ticket. After that you only have to go through security checkpoints and these security staff are only interested about what you are taking on board the aircraft and if the name on your boarding pass matches the name on your ID.
You'll be nervous travelling but you'll be fine.
I always checked in online so I had my boarding pass with me when I arrived at the airport - this bypassed check-in clerks- if I had baggage, my companion checked it in on their ticket. After that you only have to go through security checkpoints and these security staff are only interested about what you are taking on board the aircraft and if the name on your boarding pass matches the name on your ID.
You'll be nervous travelling but you'll be fine.
May 23rd 2005, 6:58 am
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Re: Traveling Domestically with expired I-94 (out of status)
Originally Posted by SteveUKNJ
I've flown about 10 times since my I-94 expired - I wasn't questioned once about it.
I always checked in online so I had my boarding pass with me when I arrived at the airport - this bypassed check-in clerks- if I had baggage, my companion checked it in on their ticket. After that you only have to go through security checkpoints and these security staff are only interested about what you are taking on board the aircraft and if the name on your boarding pass matches the name on your ID.
You'll be nervous travelling but you'll be fine.
I always checked in online so I had my boarding pass with me when I arrived at the airport - this bypassed check-in clerks- if I had baggage, my companion checked it in on their ticket. After that you only have to go through security checkpoints and these security staff are only interested about what you are taking on board the aircraft and if the name on your boarding pass matches the name on your ID.
You'll be nervous travelling but you'll be fine.
Random check could mean deportation for someone out of status.
I would not fly if I was out of status.
Patrick
