The U.S. has released its rules that will require various foreign nationals, including some Canadians, to register with the government, and they take effect April 11.
that will require foreign nationals, including some Canadians, visiting for 30 days or more to register will come into force next month.“Protecting the American People Against Invasion” executive order, which was signed on Jan. 20 and applies to anyone who is not an American citizen or permanent resident. was amending regulations to “designate a new registration for aliens to comply with statutory alien registration and fingerprinting provisions.
Many Canadian nonimmigrants for business or pleasure are not issued a Form I-94 even though they have not been registered through the visa process. It added that the most recent population estimate for aliens without lawful status residing in the U.S. was 11 million as of Jan. 1, 2022.Most of those either entered the U.S. without inspection or were admitted temporarily and stayed past the date required to depart. This includes Canadians and others who received an I-94.The Canadian Snowbirds Association notes that while the form is “automatically generated for travellers, upon being granted entry to the U.S.
The U.S. order also states foreign nationals are required to submit for fingerprinting as well as registration, however, the interim final rule notes Canadians are among those exempt.Those travelling by air to the U.S. are also often issued a Form I-94 through preclearance, which means if you plan to fly into the U.S. it’s unlikely you will have to do any additional form of registration.
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