I only got a passport stamp entering US, not leaving - normal?

[IsabelleFredrick 6]

I have boarding passes showing my flights home, but no stamp leaving the US, only entering my country (Im the beneficiary)

Will I need to submit a I-94 and number? It appears you only need to give I-94 if you are currently in the US?

 

[Roel 7,193]

No idea what you're submitting for, but yes, that's normal. Why would they stamp you when you leave the country? 

 

As for i94 it's available online. Just Google i94 form. 

[JE57 239]

Outside the USA it is and in my experience in south East Asia it is VERY normal to get entry and exit stamps and you pass thru immigration on exit.  Even as a US citizen it was a surprise to me that my wife and I could pass thru security in the USA and basically get on the plane without seeing US Immigration.  However, that doesn't mean the USA doesn't know you left.  The Airlines are supposed to report to Immigration that you were on the flight.  You therefore, are almost certainly perfectly fine. 

 

[debbiedoo 2,339]

https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home

[AnaidAaron 42]

Yeah that's fine, if you leave through a US airport, they will scan your passport and this is the way CBP knows you left. If you leave by land, you'll have to turn in you i-94 to an officer at the time you exit. 

[Daniela M_______ 410]

14 hours ago, Roel said:

No idea what you're submitting for, but yes, that's normal. Why would they stamp you when you leave the country? 

 

As for i94 it's available online. Just Google i94 form. 

Most countries do it.

[kemm360 144]

On 7/5/2018 at 10:11 AM, JE57 said:

Outside the USA it is and in my experience in south East Asia it is VERY normal to get entry and exit stamps and you pass thru immigration on exit.  Even as a US citizen it was a surprise to me that my wife and I could pass thru security in the USA and basically get on the plane without seeing US Immigration.  However, that doesn't mean the USA doesn't know you left.  The Airlines are supposed to report to Immigration that you were on the flight.  You therefore, are almost certainly perfectly fine. 

 

almighty US 😊