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mussim0000   2

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I am a permanent residence and i am here from last 5 years. Its time for me to apply for the citizenship but unfortunately i lost my i-94. What should i do now? Is i-94 needed to apply for citizenship??

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what !!!!? Why will u need i94 for US citiz. I94 is stamped on the passport for Non immigrants not for US immigrant visa holders

ya but she came on a Refugee visa and she is now green card holder. Its 5 years and she is thinking of applying for citizen now but everyone saying that i-94 is needed
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hmm really. Not sure. Wait for senior members to reply you. Check the rules on Naturalisation on the uscis website. its quite straight forward as to what is required. Even if you don't have 194 and they have a reason to ask, you can file for a duplicate i94 request online

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Not required for N400. Everything is now electronically done and you can always go to this this website to check your i-94 information :

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/consent.html;jsessionid=zx9tWKyJssXL412kwTGNppSdsY1WRRfhxhscXYKPh0t9l9QLGfMN!1161528160

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almost_umrican   54

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Not required for N400. Everything is now electronically done and you can always go to this this website to check your i-94 information :

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/consent.html;jsessionid=zx9tWKyJssXL412kwTGNppSdsY1WRRfhxhscXYKPh0t9l9QLGfMN!1161528160

true that and kudos to CBP for putting up that data online. i tried it a few weeks ago and it works fine.

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~~Duplicate thread removed. Please do not post more then one thread for the same or similar topic. Thread also moved to US Citizenship General Discussion, from Bringing Family members of USC.~~

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Agree to S_R ...not needed for N400

Just wanted to add ...in the I-94 faqs it says " What records can I access? 1x1-grey.gif

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NIIS maintains arrival and departure records. The I-94 website will provide the arrival/departure date and port of entry/exit for the passport entered into the query. The website will provide records for the past five years

so people who entered before 2010 should get a " could not find " message...as i did :cry: ...... :wow: ...no need to get tensed.

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html

I never left the country ...but they took my I-94 during the AOS interview. This is a standard practise. Just giving away some info .

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mohdirfan08787   16

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I am a permanent residence and i am here from last 5 years. Its time for me to apply for the citizenship but unfortunately i lost my i-94. What should i do now? Is i-94 needed to apply for citizenship??

You dont need I-94, USCIS can lookup your i-94 if they want.

Only thing you need is Green card, Social security card,fee 680$, Driving Licence, and actul application. I lost my 1-94 long time ago:)

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