I-94 CARD
\a͡ɪ nˈa͡ɪntifˈɔː kˈɑːd], \aɪ nˈaɪntifˈɔː kˈɑːd], \aɪ n_ˈaɪ_n_t_i_f_ˈɔː k_ˈɑː_d]\
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A small green or white card given to all nonimmigrants when they enter the United States. The I-94 card serves as evidence that a nonimmigrant has entered the country legally. It is stamped with a date indicating how long the nonimmigrant may stay for that particular trip. It is this date--and not the expiration date of the visa--that controls how long a nonimmigrant can remain in the United States. A new I-94 card with a new date is issued each time the nonimmigrant legally enters the United States. Canadian visitors are not normally issued I-94 cards.
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