I guess you can request entry/exit record from CBP? and then compare it with all the trips you've mentioned in the physical presence calculator.
@harirajmohan , would you know something that'll help
@navyharry ?
As cbp records came in late, i used my own log sheet to enter all the day trips. Later submitted webform to attach the records into the file after AOR.
So i could verify my records during my PR renewal which i found that i missed one daytrip in my log which i used in citizenship application. Yes its good to get records ahead and compare with our log before applying.
Updated
Got an email today evening from Surrey cic office
officer need my physical presence days even I submitted with application as they saying I didn’t include all trips as long I am long haul truck driver and every week I go to USA for truck trips
they asked my al trips to USA entry exit dates 5 year period 2014 to 2019 even I had applied atip request before my application and Ifilled all dates with 8pages
I don’t know how to collect more information related my entry and exit information
any idea guys what should I do how to reply them what should I explain to them even I think I have enough days now since I became PR since 2014
guess
100 entries will be in history in cbp website
https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/history-search. I assume you would have crossed the border more than that. So you have to request from foia site
https://foiaonline.gov/foiaonline/action/public/home.
Also not sure if all officers will accept the records from plain history from the online cbp site.
1. Create account.
2. Submit request. Select cbp and then entry/exit subcategory while submitting the request. Also include your passport and nexus copy(if you have) for the the duration you used. Dont submit request without creating account as i heard that they dont give full information.
3. It takes months 3-4-6 months. It depends.
You should have planned ahead. I know that its pain to enter 100z of entries every year for years but no choice. I used to log my entries every day in google sheet during my commute since Jan2017 till Mar2020.
If you have to get it from foia site then you can submit a letter to them with the evidence that you have submitted the request at foia website and tell them that you would submit the records in few months(as soon as you get your records).
If you have google timeline turned on on your phone you can go back and search for each border crossing you may have crossed. It will tell you date and time you crossed. For example, I crossed into the US/Canada using the Peace, Queenston, and Rainbow bridges. I did 3 separate searches and it came back with all dates and times I crossed.
I didnt know about this until few years ago. Good to know that it will give datewise.