My mother is in USA now, her visa is B1/B2, multiple entry, we plan to visit Canada. I heard she needs not to turn in the I-94 when leaving USA, when coming back, just use the old I-94, USA custom will let her in without new visa. Is it true? Please advise if you have the same experience, thank you!
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Parent visiting Canada
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Wrong forum! Anyways, when I visited Canada as a tourist from USA and returned, I didn\'t get a new I-94. The Canadian officials didn\'t take the I-94, nor did the US Immigration officer, give a new I-94! This was way back in 1996. Things might have changed since then!
Wrong forum! Anyways, when I visited Canada as a tourist from USA and returned, I didn\'t get a new I-94. The Canadian officials didn\'t take the I-94, nor did the US Immigration officer, give a new I-94! This was way back in 1996. Things might have changed since then!
John_doe_1
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Yes, it is true.
As long as she has a valid passport, a valid B visa, and she returns in 30 days, she does not need a new visa.
As long as she has a valid passport, a valid B visa, and she returns in 30 days, she does not need a new visa.
Padma Naadi
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Yes, it\'s true based on my experience when I visited CANADA in 1999. However, your mother needs Canadian VISA to enter into CANADA. I guess, you know that.
Padma Naadi
Yes, it\'s true based on my experience when I visited CANADA in 1999. However, your mother needs Canadian VISA to enter into CANADA. I guess, you know that.
Padma Naadi