What should my wife do with her I-94 after AoS?

[Hamburger Man 3]

My Wife entered on K-1 and still has her expired I-94 from this entry. Her AoS has already been approved. If she departs the US again, should she turn in the I-94 from the K-1 entry? If not, what should she do with it?

Edited January 29, 2011 by Hamburger Man

[Inky 1,110]

If she travels somewhere she needs to hand the I-94 over to the CBP.

I still have mine stapled in my passport even tho iv had my green card since Dec 09.

[Sam and Fen 41]

We still have the I-94 from my wife's K1 in case we need it for ROC.

We have traveled outside the US using her GC and no I-94 without any problems.

[amykathleen2005 441]

Keep it in her passport and immigration will take it out if they want next time she travels, otherwise I would just save it in case for some reason you need it for paperwork, etc. (can't see why, but its an important document so I would keep it.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Put it in the folder labeled "USCIS" which you hopefully created already. If you haven't done so, do it now. You will feed this folder for many years to come and should keep it until at least 2 years after your wife becomes a US citizen. If she does not plan on becoming one, you should keep the folder for as long as she has a Green Card.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Put it in the folder labeled "USCIS" which you hopefully created already. If you haven't done so, do it now. You will feed this folder for many years to come and should keep it until at least 2 years after your wife becomes a US citizen. If she does not plan on becoming one, you should keep the folder for as long as she has a Green Card.

Agreed. Once an immigrant has a green card then there is no reason there should be an I-94 in their passport.

[SuperDuper! 230]

My Wife entered on K-1 and still has her expired I-94 from this entry. Her AoS has already been approved. If she departs the US again, should she turn in the I-94 from the K-1 entry? If not, what should she do with it?

We framed ours!

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Put it in the folder labeled "USCIS" which you hopefully created already. If you haven't done so, do it now. You will feed this folder for many years to come and should keep it until at least 2 years after your wife becomes a US citizen. If she does not plan on becoming one, you should keep the folder for as long as she has a Green Card.

Agreed twice. She is a LPR now - no need to give I-94 up to the airline next time she travels, because she does not need to exit from her non-immigrant I-94. Keep it or turn it in to CBP - but not the airline. I would be scared they would put an exit stamp on it and classify her as a non-immigrant or something - which could be a problem.

[garfield529 47]

You wife still has her's because she didn't have an interview. Everyone that I know who has had an interview, including my wife, has had the I-94 removed from their passport by the staffer prior to receiving the temporary stamp. No need to keep it, except for the memories.....