namaste
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[size=10pt][size=10pt]You ARE WRONG!!!! Check "automatic visa revalidation" or AVR rules. Even with an expired visa, you can enter the US with a valid I-94 if you went to a country or island contiguous to the US (that is, to Canada, Mexico etc). Do your research before proving someone wrong. Here's the official information from US department of State:[/size][/size]aha2174 said:
Hi Namaste,
Whatever you have written is absolutely wrong..
If you are on I94 and you leave USA you can never go back unless you get a new Visa stamped.. I am 500% sure.. Visa and I94 are two separate things for US.. To enter US you need valid un-expired visa and you are legal to stay as long as the I-94 is valid... Let me explain with an example.. If you have a valid visa till 2017 and on I-94 if the date is December-2015 then you must leave US by end of 2015 or get your I94 extended.. The vice versa of this is also true.. If your visa expires but you have a valid I94 then you are legal to stay till I94 validity date but when the moment you leave US you need a valid visa to re-enter.. There is no role of I94 at the time of entry but it does in exiting.. So I would suggest "Dream of Canada" that you just utilize your I94 till March 2015 or even till August/September 2015 and whenever you are ready to move to Canada on PR you can go as it will be valid for one year... hope I am clear...
I have fair idea of US L1 Visa and I-94 ... Let me know if there is still any confusion..
http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/general/automatic-revalidation.html