possible ban question

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wonderingwhy

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I made an overstay in the USA. When re entering canada ( I am canadian citizen) They did not give an i94
nor ask for one! No papers were filled out. They just asked a few questions then let me go through. Question is
how do i know whether i am under a bar or not from returning? Why did they not ask for any type of i94 or thing
upon returning to canada? This was at the windsor on. detroit border
 
If you forget to turn in your I-94 (because nobody at the land border asks for it), you can mail it to:

(from https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/752/~/i-still-have-my-i-94)
DHS - CBP SBU
1084 South Laurel Road
London, KY 40744
USA
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with documentation of your departure (e.g. proof you entered Canada). If you have a stamp when you entered Canada, great; otherwise, you might have some trouble finding proof you left the U.S.

What status did you have in the U.S.? Usually Canadian citizens do not get an I-94 when entering the U.S. for tourist purposes.
 
I doubt it

wonderingwhy said:
I made an overstay in the USA. When re entering canada ( I am canadian citizen) They did not give an i94
nor ask for one! No papers were filled out. They just asked a few questions then let me go through. Question is
how do i know whether i am under a bar or not from returning? Why did they not ask for any type of i94 or thing
upon returning to canada? This was at the windsor on. detroit border
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I doubt that you are banned. The best and only thing to do is to call USCIS and enquire on your status. If no immigration violation process was started against you, which I doubt there was, then you are fine. Good luck!
 
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