Posted date : Jul 21, 2026
My husband and I were in Florida from mid-January to mid-April this year. We drove down and crossed through the Ambassador Bridge land border. I was quite nervous about crossing the border, despite the fact that we were not hiding anything or breaking any laws.
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Posted date : Jul 21, 2026
Last year when we drove to Florida, we were not issued a Form I-94. We completed the Form G325-R once we arrived at our destination. My question is as follows: If we leave for a cruise (or two), do we need to complete another Form G325-R each time we enter the U.S….
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Posted date : Jul 20, 2026
Like the majority of CSA members, we keep accurate records of our entry and departure dates from the U.S. and confirm this on the U.S. I-94 website of travel history.
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Posted date : May 30, 2026
We filled out Form G-325R in April 2025 while we were in Florida because we didn’t have an I-94 at the time. Does Form G-325R need to be updated for each stay?
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Posted date : May 30, 2026
4:00 a.m. – arrived at the U.S. Ambassador Bridge border crossing & advised the CBP officer that we had acquired provisional I-94s (can only be filed/paid for less than 7 days prior to entry) and were looking to secure the I-94s for our 4.5-month winter in Florida.
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Posted date : Dec 16, 2025
My husband and I will be returning as snowbirds to Arizona in November. I assume we will be issued I-94 forms for six months when we fly out of Toronto. In February, we plan to take a cruise to Mexico for a week.
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Posted date : Dec 16, 2025
We are snowbirds and spend six months in Florida and we drive. I am a little confused on the requirements of the I-94 form.
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Posted date : Dec 16, 2025
I renewed my passport recently, therefore the passport number on my I-94 will not match. Should I apply for the other form prior to my departure to the U.S.?
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Posted date : Nov 27, 2025
CSA Member Advisory – Are you or your group spending the winter season down south? The Canadian Snowbird Association (CSA) is here to keep you informed, protected, and connected while you enjoy your time south of the border.
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Posted date : Oct 23, 2025
CSA Member Advisory – The Canadian Snowbird Association (CSA) is aware of recent reports regarding changes in U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) procedures for Canadian travellers entering the United States by land.
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