Visa waiver form left in passport

[Mrs Brizzle]

Hi,
when we returned in January from our last trip my mother in law discovered her green visa waiver form still in her passport and to date has not sorted it out. I looked up this old thread but I am not sure if the info is still current - http://www.orlando-guide.info/forums/topic_12959.asp.

Has anyone had this problem recently and does anyone know where to send it.
Thanks
Heidi

[orchidvilla]

Heidi... contact the airline you booked with as they will get in trouble also you could contact the US embassy but i would call airline, do you live near an airport ? as you could go in and see imigration..

Malcolm

[floridageoff]

Heidi, try this link http://london.usembassy.gov/dhs/cbp/i94.html

It instructs you what to do if you are still in possession of the I-94 or I-94W. Hope this helps.

[Mrs Brizzle]

Brilliant! thanks, I looked in vain on the embassy website but couldn't see it for looking. I have printed off the info for her.
cheers
Heidi

[JoRo]

Heidi do make sure you sort it or she could have problems on re-entry into the US.
Joyce

[andrewmckay5]

Hi,
Sorry to hijack the thread but does anyone know the procedure if entering the US by car via Canada(having flown into Canada)with the intention of flying back to the UK from the USA.

We have flown into the US, got the green visa form, driven into Canada where it is left in the passport , then driven back into the USA a couple of weeks later and flown home after having the green stub taken at the US airport as normal.All very straight forward but we may be visiting via Canada as per the 1st paragraph above.

thanks,
andrew

[ShirleyD]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by heidimai
Brilliant! thanks, I looked in vain on the embassy website but couldn't see it for looking. I have printed off the info for her.
cheers
Heidi
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You don't get any confirmation that it has arrived, so take a photo copy of your return ticket/e-ticket/boarding card and the departure green card to take with you next time in case there is a problem, though this is very unlikely. It has happened to us more than once. First time 20ish years ago, it was still in my passport when we returned, second to my son and I sent it to the embassy, no probs for his next trip, third time to me again [msnembarrased] my husband gave it in when he went back the following month. Again no probs for my next trip [msnsmile2]

[shockey]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Sorry to hijack the thread but does anyone know the procedure if entering the US by car via Canada(having flown into Canada)with the intention of flying back to the UK from the USA.
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You get the visa waiver form at the border, but you have to pay a fee of $6.

http://london.usembassy.gov/cons_new/visa/niv/vwp.html

They will almost certainly ask to see your ticket out of the US.

[andrewmckay5]

Thanks Susan and Martin.I'm useless at navigating around these official sites to find the info I need,
Andrew

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by shockey
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Sorry to hijack the thread but does anyone know the procedure if entering the US by car via Canada(having flown into Canada)with the intention of flying back to the UK from the USA.
[/quote]

You get the visa waiver form at the border, but you have to pay a fee of $6.

http://london.usembassy.gov/cons_new/visa/niv/vwp.html

They will almost certainly ask to see your ticket out of the US.
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