Individuals sponsored for H-1B status will complete the H-1B Maintaining status e-form. If you do not receive those instructions or have questions about them, please contact H-1B Temporary Workers Check-In (Online) Individuals sponsored for J-1 status in the research scholar, short-term scholar or professor category will receive check-in instructions and information about online Orientation Presentation by email. You will need to also be prepared to upload copies of certain immigration documents, details of which are located in the SEVIS Check-in Document Upload Instructions. If your J-1 status is sponsored by JHU, your first step will be reviewing the online Orientation Presentation which will give you basic information about your immigration rights and responsibilities. Incoming students in J-1 status will be contacted by email regarding the check-in process. Please note that you cannot be verified for on campus employment until the check in is completed and approved. Your first step in the process will be reviewing the online F-1 New Student Orientation which will give you basic information about your immigration rights and responsibilities. Newly admitted students will be contacted by email regarding the check-in process. Please carefully review the information below. In most cases, the check-in process will be completed through iHopkins, but some individuals may need to complete this process via e-mail. Citizenship and Immigration Services.All individuals whose visa status is sponsored by JHU are required to “check-in” with the Office of International Services upon arrival to the respective campus. If a traveler has lost a paper form I-94 that was issued prior to the online system and the record is not available online, the traveler can file a Form I-102, Application for Replacement/Initial Non-Immigrant Arrival-Departure Document, with U.S. The positive public response to that streamlining prompted the agency to offer travel histories online as well. Travelers can also cancel pending Freedom of Information Act requests for travel history information-after they have received the information from the new website-by adding their FOIA Request Number and clicking on “Request FOIA Cancellation” button.ĬBP began the online version of Form I-94 in April 2013.

Travelers then have the option to print the record.Ĭlicking on “Get Travel History” will return their five-year travel history based on their I-94 records, which they also can print. The information does not reflect changes of status, extension of stay or adjustments of status granted by U.S. When travelers visit the I-94 webpage they can retrieve their I-94 arrival/departure record number and five-year travel history by entering the required name, date of birth, and passport information.Ĭlicking on “Get Most Recent I-94” will return the I-94 number, most recent date of entry, class of admission and admit-until date. Travelers will have electronic access to the date and port of entry of their arrivals and departures. This electronic travel-history function means that travelers may no longer need to file Freedom of Information Act requests to receive their arrival/departure history, greatly speeding their process. The new CBP webpage allows nonimmigrant travelers to access arrival/departure records going back five years from the request date. visitors access to their I-94 arrival/departure record and their arrival/departure history. Customs and Border Protection launched a new webpage on May 1 that offers nonimmigrant U.S.

I94 online