In that case, you have most probably over stayed your i94 as you did not get a new i94 when you entered US. The last action is taken into account while judging your legal status in US.
You should immediately talk to your employer and decide on what to do here.
The safest option is to leave US and re-enter and show your new i797 to get i94. Remember that you will need a valid H1B visa to enter US.
Hi, Sorry to confuse you. In my last reply, I told you actual date.
I have stamped VISA, for 1.5 more month (Jan 5 2020, thus I-94 expiry date is Jan 15, 2020), so can I go to Canada Border (say this weekend) and get new I-94 by showing them new I-797A.
Is there any complication here??
OR as a last option,
Can I plan to go to India before my I-94 expired, i.e. before Jan 15, and come back with stamped VISA?
Hi @Anil.Gupta mine is similar situation but little different, i travelled to india after h1 transfer approved which has i94 in it, using my old visa which was still valid, but at the port of entry i showed the new petition which has i94 with extended stay date, but cbp officer did not update new exp date online on i94 portal, what is needed to be done in this case.
My 797 got approved with a new i94 date. However, the CBP website still shows the old date which is 30th Sept 2020 (still a month left).
I went for Driving license extension and they said that the i94 date has to be updated on the i94 site with the new approval notice 797 date. However, I see at various sources that the i94 is only updated on i94 website after I travel out of the country.
Can anyone suggest from their personal experience or knowledge, when my i94 will be updated on the i94 website. Will it be after the current date has passed, which is 30th Sept 2020, or can I do something to get this updated, other than leaving the country and coming back.
@Anil.Gupta Can you please suggest?
I saw that you have been answering most of the questions here, so would appreciate your time guiding me on the same.
I did take the document i797 with me to the DMV, but they were adamant about the update of i94 on the CBP.
What are my options here? Is there somewhere I can refer a resource mentioning this?
I tried both websites USCIS and CBP websites but couldn’t find the mention.
From what I know, if DMV does not find updated records in their system, they would want to follow-up with USCIS.
They take the copy of your document, create a SAVE case to USCIS and give you a printout with case #, etc details.
You can track down your case online on SAVE website and once it’s complete, you can go to DMV and get your DL renewed.
Yes, DMV wants to be triple sure before issuing DL and hence this process. Possibly because they don’t have a concrete way to validate if that ‘green paper’ (I797 + I94) is legit or not. Just some thoughts. Hope this helps…