I-94 Days Calculator
Overview
Easily calculate your total days in the US per year using your I-94 travel history. Stay informed and compliant with visa regulations.
Stay on top of your stay in the US with the I-94 Days Calculator app. Effortlessly determine how many days you've been in the United States using your I-94 travel records. Whether you're monitoring visa requirements or tracking your trips, this tool provides a reliable and user-friendly way to do so. Access your travel history from the US Customs and Border Protection site to begin.
How to use
Calculate I-94 stay duration using a PDF upload or by entering your travel dates manually.
- Choose input method: Select 'Upload PDF' to use your I-94 travel history PDF, or 'Enter Manually' to type in your arrival and departure dates.
- Provide your travel records: For PDF mode: upload your I-94 PDF from cbp.gov/I94. For manual mode: add each arrival and departure date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
- Mark ongoing stay (optional): In manual mode, check 'I am currently in the US' if you have an arrival with no departure yet, to count days up to today.
- Select view type: Choose whether to view results broken down by year or by month.
- Calculate and review: Click Calculate to see your total days spent in the US along with a detailed breakdown by period.
FAQs
- What is an I-94?
- Form I-94 is the arrival/departure record for visitors to the United States, documenting your admission date and authorized period of stay.
- Where can I find my I-94 record?
- You can retrieve your I-94 record online at cbp.gov/I94. It contains your admission date and the 'Admit Until' date.
- Can I enter my travel dates manually without a PDF?
- Yes. Select 'Enter Manually' and add each trip as an arrival and departure pair using YYYY-MM-DD format. This is useful if you don't have your PDF handy or want to calculate a future scenario.
- What does 'I am currently in the US' checkbox do?
- When checked in manual entry mode, the calculator counts days from your last recorded arrival through today, even if you have not yet entered a departure date.
- What happens if I overstay my I-94?
- Overstaying can result in visa cancellation, bars to reentry, and difficulties with future immigration benefits. Always depart before your authorized stay expires.
- Why does day count matter for visa compliance?
- Many visa types (B1/B2, H1B, F1, etc.) have strict limits on how many days you may remain in the US per year or per visit. Tracking your days helps you stay compliant and avoid penalties.