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From: john.automo on 5 Nov 2006 13:19

Shouldn't be an issue if you have a hard evidence that you left the US
on time in 1999 and never overstayed your visa. Your airline in 1999
should have reminded you and collected it.

John Automo

blond(a)habmalnefrage.de wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have to visit the US on a business trip in the near future. On my
> last trip to the US back in 1999, I forgot to return my I-94 form. I
> just learned that this will cause trouble a week ago. In the meantime I
> collected all proof I have of my departure and put it in the mail.
> However they say that processing may take up to four months and I will
> arrive in the US just one month from now. So there is a high
> probability that my letter won't be processed in time.
> Now my question is: What is the worst thing that can happen to me? Is
> it like being denied entry to the US, which would be bad enough but my
> boss would surely have me face that risk. Or is it possible I get into
> real trouble on arrival?
>
> Blondie

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