Does USCIS have records of I-94

[AmericanTryHard 0]

IM wondering if INS or USCIS has a record of my repeated tourist trips into the US from my i-94 slips. I mean they arn't even required for Canadians I dont think. But do the still get to see them on the computer when adjusting. Likewise for my flights. I guess if they have airplane manifest records too they will see my entire history of US visits right? Just want to know where I stand when I stand in front of the boarder guy. This forum is amazing also. Like a library of first hand experiences.

[YuAndDan 153]

Yes they do, they record entries and exits, this is how a POE can deny entry for a prior overstay on VWP.

[AmericanTryHard 0]

Yeah I def. thought the POE sharred the info, I just wasnt sure if USCIS case workers got access to it. Do people know for sure about whether INS guys get the exact same info as POE guys? Other than a possible delay in info update.

[payxibka 10,047]

Yeah I def. thought the POE sharred the info, I just wasnt sure if USCIS case workers got access to it. Do people know for sure about whether INS guys get the exact same info as POE guys? Other than a possible delay in info update.

CBP = Department of Homeland Security

USCIS = Department of Homeland Security

You be the judge.....

[YuAndDan 153]

Yeah I def. thought the POE sharred the info, I just wasnt sure if USCIS case workers got access to it. Do people know for sure about whether INS guys get the exact same info as POE guys? Other than a possible delay in info update.

USCIS and POE (CBP) are both parts of DHS, so you figure.

http://www.dhs.gov/index.shtm

http://www.dhs.gov/ximgtn/ Notice the box in the lower right corner of the page under "Homeland Security Components"

[Bobby+Umit 161]

One of the reasons Homeland security was instituted was to better share information (common databases) between the different government agencies.

And about the airline info - read this article:

Airline travel via Homeland Security

Edited March 5, 2009 by Bobby_Umit