Can a person travel using their i94 as an ID?

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Physical I94's are no longer given for persons entering by air - it's all electronic. So at best your brother-in-law has a printout of his I94 information from the CBP website.

To answer your specific question, no, an I94 can not be used for 'ID'. It contains no photograph, and is nothing more than a printout from a website.

However I suspect the question you're really asking is does he require any additional documentation from immigration in order to travel domestically within the US - in which case the answer is NO.

In order to travel within the US, he will require a valid form of identification - which generally means either a US-issued drivers license (which I presume he does not have), or a valid Passport (which he obviously does have!). No additional immigration screening will occur when flying domestically, so even the I94 itself is not required.

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