USCIS Alien Registration Requirements

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brdprince

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I was reading on the USCIS website ( https://www.uscis.gov/alienregistration ) about the executive order Protecting the American People Against Invasion about Alien Registration for anyone over 14 years of age
I have my two children - over age of 14 on TD visa, when I did my renewal last year at land border entry point, I do NOT recall they/all of us were fingerprinted. I do recall myself and my spouse were fingerprinted prior on TN application at the same land border entry point.

My question does i have to register my children over 14 to be fingerprinted and registered? I have downloaded and printed their electronic I-94. The following is from USCIS website

reading the executive order my understanding is that this ORDER applies to ONLY who are illegally (adults and children over/under 14 yrs of age) in the USA

Thanks
 
If one has a valid I-84, they are registered. If one is registered and was not fingerprinted, then fingerprinting was not required.
 
Thanks Nelsona
I was still worried but as today the law is published in the federal register is clear who are considered at registered.

Link to published law


Following is some excerpt from published law

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DHS regulations identify the following forms as registration forms:


  • I-67, Inspection Record—Hungarian refugees (Act of July 25, 1958).

  • I-94, Arrival-Departure Record—Aliens admitted as nonimmigrants; [

See8 CFR 264.1(b). In addition, under a note to section 264.1(b), a valid, unexpired nonimmigrant DHS admission or parole stamp in a foreign passport constitutes evidence of registration.

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Also NELSONA

Does TN status holder has to fill out I-9 E-Employment Eligibility - E Verify Forms EVERY TIME they get new TN. I filled the I-9 form after my first TN 2018 and my company checked it. After that I have NOT filled again I-9 form at all.
 
the employer maintains the i-9. if something material changes, then they must update the i-9. a new they would need a new i-9, since your original; I-94 is long expired,
 
So just to confirm, if we have updated I94, we don't need to register, correct? We are a family with a mixture of H1B and TN visas (and dependents - one over 14 and one under 14); since we all got updated I94 last year in September, I take it we don't need to take any action now. Please re-confirm.
 
If the updated I-94 has a change in date, of course this needs to be sent to the employer for their I-9. If it merely a new I-94 issues because you left N America, with no other changes, it would be best practice to submit to employer, as the old I-94 doesn't really exist as a basis for the I-9.

What the kids have is meaningless in this discussion; they aren't employed.
 
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