I-94 not kept by port of departure

[fast_gc_seeker]

I had entered US using AP. I recently left US via Chicago O'Hare and KLM airline didn't took my I-94 which was attached to my passport. When asked about this they said

"You have parole stamp and hence we cant keep your I-94"

I checked with US customs officer at O'Hare and he said "May be rules have changed " I still have I-94 attached to my passport here in India.

Question -

Do the airlines not keep I-94 for those who have parole stamp on it?

 

[fast_gc_seeker]

I had entered US using AP. I recently left US via Chicago O'Hare and KLM airline didn't took my I-94 which was attached to my passport. When asked about this they said

"You have parole stamp and hence we cant keep your I-94"

I checked with US customs officer at O'Hare and he said "May be rules have changed " I still have I-94 attached to my passport here in India.

Question -

Do the airlines not keep I-94 for those who have parole stamp on it?

any response gurus?

 

[TheRealCanadian]

any response gurus?

They're under no obligation to take or keep it. Just give it back to CBP when you return to the US. Keep proof of your departure on the date you left (either a passport stamp at AMS or your boarding pass).