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What Is I-94 Travel Record Retrieval?
The Form I-94 is a travel record issued by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) that shows a person’s most recent entry into the United States.
This record includes important information such as the date of entry, class of admission, and authorized period of stay.
Our office assists with retrieving and providing your I-94 travel record for your personal records or immigration process.
Who May Benefit From This Service?
Common situations include:
• Individuals who need a copy of their most recent I-94 record
• Applicants preparing immigration applications that require proof of entry
• Individuals who are unable to locate or access their I-94 online
• Applicants who want to confirm their admission details
How We Help
• Retrieving your I-94 record from the appropriate system
• Providing a copy of your travel record
• Confirming the information shown on the record
This service is limited to retrieval and general information.
How This Service Works
This service may be purchased directly online without scheduling a consultation.
To begin, click Start My Process and follow the steps below.
Step 1 – Select Your Service
Click Start My Process and select the USCIS Notice Explanation service.
Step 2 – Review and Sign the Agreement
You will be directed to review and sign the service agreement.
Email 1: After signing, you will receive an email with a copy of your signed agreement.
Step 3 – Submit Payment
You will then be directed to complete the payment.
Email 2: After payment is completed, you will receive a payment receipt.
Email 3: You will receive a confirmation email explaining that you will receive access to your secure client portal.
Email 4: You will receive a link to access the Docketwise client portal, where you will complete the intake form and upload your documents.
Once the intake form is submitted, a member of our team will contact you within 24 hours to begin assisting you with your case.
Important Notice
CNIS Immigration Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation.