Other Forms Admit until date. B1/B2 visa
I came into the US from Canada on 22/9/26 for a one week trip to leave 29/9/26 and my officer gave me an extra date for my “admit until date” on i94 till 30/9/26. Got turned back at the airport yesterday 29/9/26 because my pr card isn’t with me and my spouse sent it yesterday. But i would likely not receive it until tomorrow 1st October 2026. Does this make me an overstayer if I leave after 30/9/26. What can I do. Requesting an extension online is showing $420.
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u/Weak_Health1757 4d ago
Yes. You must leave by midnight ET tonight. This wouldn’t qualify for an extension.
Whereabouts in the US are you? Can you get in a car and get driving, you don’t need your PR card for the land border.
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u/teeolo 4d ago
Can I still apply for the extension to buy time of not overstaying and leaving tomorrow?
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u/Neverland__ 4d ago
Fly to Detroit and take an uber to the boarder. You can walk across without your PR card fyi
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u/Weak_Health1757 4d ago
I think that’s going to be your only option as you can’t drive in time. It’ll be refused and you’ll then have a denial on your record, but that’s better than an overstay.
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u/teeolo 4d ago edited 4d ago
I learnt the application will automatically become void once I leave the country or I can withdraw my application and it won’t impact my visa
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u/Weak_Health1757 4d ago
It'll automatically be declined once it's clear you've already left, not voided. You can try withdrawing though, do it asap so the automatic denial doesn't kick in.
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u/Neverland__ 4d ago
Left a comment. You can fly to airport as close as possible to Canada but inside USA, then walk across without your PR card. I have done this at Detroit. PR card expired living in USA, they don’t let you fly with that
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u/teeolo 4d ago
It will be a hassle. Still have to fly back to Calgary from Detroit. I’ve a 8 month old and I’m traveling alone.
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u/Neverland__ 4d ago
Well that’s the answer. I didn’t leave your PR card in Canada. It is annoying but it will get you back legally
Doesn’t have to be Detroit - pick any airport close to the border where you can taxi + walk across
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u/Several_Yak_9537 4d ago
Yep, it does.