Press Release: I-94

February 16, 2022

The Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to the United States wishes to inform all Marshallese citizens living in the United States and its territories that the U.S Custom and Border Patrol (CBP) has extended the availability of I-94 records on its website for 10 years for those who entered the United States or its territories after April 30, 2013. Initially, I-94 records were only available on the CBP website for only 5 years.

More information on this new amendment including the procedures to retrieve i-94 documents online could be found at https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home. Should you have any questions or require assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the Embassy via email at info@rmiembassyus.org or call us at (202) 235-5414. Thank you!

ENDS//

16 February 2022

Embassy eo an Kien im Armej in Majol ilo Amedka in emonono in karon Armej in Majol ro rej jukjuk im amnak ilo Amedka in ekoba territory ko an ke U.S Custom and Border Patrol (CBP) emoj an kaetok lak kitien an I-94 eo pad ilo website eo an CBP nan 10 iio nan ro im rekar drelone tok Amedka in elkin April 30, 2013 bwe ren maron access im boki i-94 ko aer. Mokta lak, komaron kar access im boki i-94 records ko ilo website eo an CBP ilowaan wot lalem (5) iio.

Nan melele ko relaplak ikijin oktak in ekoba waween ko nan ebok i-94 record online, komaron loe ilo website in an CBP https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home. Ne ewor kajitok ko ak aikuj jiban, jouj im email ie tok office in ilo info@rmiembassyus.org elane ejob, komaron bar call to ilo (202) 235-5414. Kommol tata!

ENDS//

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