travel as LPR - need i94?

[tweety 1]

ok, this is probably a stupid question, but I was just wondering if you have to fill out another i94 or any other form besides the customs form when returning to the US as a LPR? I vaguely remember the flight attendant were handing out green and white forms to chose from.

Anyone know?

Edited December 11, 2006 by tweety

[Nancy2015 2]

No, you don't need to do it. You're an LPR - no I-94 for you

[Girona40 0]

ok, this is probably a stupid question, but I was just wondering if you have to fill out another i94 or any other form besides the customs form when returning to the US as a LPR? I vaguely remember the flight attendant were handing out green and white forms to chose from.

Anyone know?

Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) and U.S. citizens receive stamps in their passports but are not issued I-94s.

Murthy.com

When I traveled to the UK last year, as a Legal Permanent Resident, when I returned I was told that because I was a Green Card holder that I needed to complete the same form as a US citizen - not a British citizen visiting the US.

I hope this helps.

G.

[tweety 1]

ok, this is probably a stupid question, but I was just wondering if you have to fill out another i94 or any other form besides the customs form when returning to the US as a LPR? I vaguely remember the flight attendant were handing out green and white forms to chose from.

Anyone know?

Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) and U.S. citizens receive stamps in their passports but are not issued I-94s.

Murthy.com

When I traveled to the UK last year, as a Legal Permanent Resident, when I returned I was told that because I was a Green Card holder that I needed to complete the same form as a US citizen - not a British citizen visiting the US.

I hope this helps.

G.

Well - which form do the US citizens fill out?

[featherB 1]

ok, this is probably a stupid question, but I was just wondering if you have to fill out another i94 or any other form besides the customs form when returning to the US as a LPR? I vaguely remember the flight attendant were handing out green and white forms to chose from.

Anyone know?

Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) and U.S. citizens receive stamps in their passports but are not issued I-94s.

Murthy.com

When I traveled to the UK last year, as a Legal Permanent Resident, when I returned I was told that because I was a Green Card holder that I needed to complete the same form as a US citizen - not a British citizen visiting the US.

I hope this helps.

G.

Well - which form do the US citizens fill out?

I'm pretty sure they don't fill out *any* form (but as I'm neither a USC nor an LPR, I'd wait for someone else to confirm that!)... I do know that the green forms are the I-94Ws (for people entering on the VWP) and the white ones are I-94s (for people entering with visas) - neither of which would apply to you... I think.

(edited to add: you would probably still have to fill in a customs form, though!)

Edited December 11, 2006 by featherB

[Mrs.J06 4]

You need to fill in the "Customs" form declaring the value of the things you bought abroad and answering the "did you bring meat/fruit/seeds" etc. questions. I think it's one form per household, regardless of whether you are a USC or a LPR.

No Immigration forms are necessary for a LPR though!

Have fun in Germany! B)

Carla

[Lunamel 0]

Yes, that's right. You only need to fill out the customs form, which all US citizens and LPRs have to do. No immigration forms are necessary if you're an LPR -- despite what the air stewards on the plane might try to tell you!

[tweety 1]

ok thanks all!