i-94

[nad05zb 0]

just wondering what it is looking ahead on what is going to happen and saw pics but not very informative of what i would like to know.

love natalie

[kim&james 0]

Could you be a little clearer in your question? what exactly do you want to know?

[caybee 21]

just wondering what it is looking ahead on what is going to happen and saw pics but not very informative of what i would like to know.

love natalie

The I-94 is a small, white piece of paper they will give him on the plane to fill out (name, address where he will live, etc) so it's good for him to have a pen handy on the plane. They will offer several forms on the plane, but this is the only one he needs. He should fill it out on the plane because he may not have time after he lands. When he goes through immigration at the POE, they will staple it into his passport. If he enters the U.S. through JFK, they will stamp the back of the I-94 with his employment authorization and write the expiration date on it (probably a red ink stamp). They do not always give the employment authorization stamp automatically, so he can ask for it just to be sure he has it. The I-94 must remain stapled inside his passport. This paper is proof that he is here legally, and it will show the date by which you two must marry on the K-1.

Best wishes.

J&A

[mybackpages 0]

It is also important evidence for registration with NSEERS, so you might have your fiance ask about that when going through the POE.