Studying in the United States: how to fill in I when entering the United States

The hot summer is about to pass, and another group of students who successfully applied to American middle schools are about to fly to the United States. In addition to checking luggage repeatedly before departure, important documents such as passport, I-20 form, admission notice, physical examination and epidemic prevention certificate must be carried with you, because these are all documents to be presented when entering the United States. In addition, there is an I-94 form that is also very important, but many students don't know it. Here is an introduction for your reference. All people who enter the United States have to be inspected. If you hold a non-immigrant visa, the flight attendant will issue an I-94 form (arrival/departure record form) to the students, who need to fill out the I-94 form before disembarking. Form I-94 is an important document for foreign tourists to stay in the United States. At the port of entry, the immigration officer will check the documents and valid visas held by foreign immigrants, as well as the I-94 form, and scan the fingerprints and photos of immigrants for comparison, and review the reasons for going to the United States to decide whether to allow the inspected to enter the country and how long they can stay in the United States. It should be noted that holding a valid American visa does not guarantee entry, and immigration officials at American ports have the final decision on whether to allow entry. The copy of the I-94 form was torn off by the immigration officer and nailed together with the visa page. When leaving the United States, the exporter must return the I-94 form to the port immigration officer. If the I-94 form is lost or damaged, you can apply to the US Immigration Bureau for a replacement. If you plan to extend your stay in the United States, you should go through the formalities with the I-94 form. If the I-94 form is not issued at the time of entry, you should apply to the Immigration Bureau for a replacement. Paging navigation page 1: