Air Travel with expired I-94

[akdiver 3]

The worry about TSA employees is real. You get more scrutiny when you use your credit card than when you board an airline. Now they have new "security" policies in place that require everyone to remain in their seats during the last hour of each flight. Unless they go through the cabin announcing that the flight will arrive in just over an hour there are going to be a lot of people peeing their pants on the airlines. It might be a good time to start wearing adult diapers instead of waiting until old age.

Oh please. If they deny me use of the bathroom, I'll whip it out and piss right there on the floor before I piss in my pants.

[clueless_in_usa 8]

It was a case of too much worrying about nothing. We flew back-and-forth and no questions were asked. In fact, nowhere did we see the so called "increased security measures." Every time we went through security they only looked at our names. The security lines were the normal process regarding 3-1-1 and no extra checking. And on-board planes, not even once were we advised of any different requirements while in flight. All looked to me as it does every time I fly for work.

Maybe if we fly internationally will we see more scrutiny. For now, I do not see a need to worry.

By the way, for those who suggested that I had to file AOS, it does nothing if the government does not send back the NOA in time. They received her documents more than a week ago and they have yet to cash the check. I guess that they were enjoying their vacations too.