Which I-94 date do I believe?

Which I-94 date do I believe?

9/6/2019 7:34:57 PM

I believe the other answer is correct, and have marked it as the answer, however I am updating with details of what seems to have happened now.

We crossed 3 times in August without any issues.

First time there was no comment, just allowed to enter. I checked I-94 website later, the new entry was there, but it still said Admit Until 05/07.

Second time the CBP officer asked if we needed to renew I-94 for all the passports (there were 6 of us), and I said “no, they should all be valid until 11/11”, which I think he verified by looking at one or two of the stamps. We were allowed to enter. Checking I-94 website later again showed the latest entry, but still Admit until 05/07.

Third time the officer said nothing, didn’t scan any of our passports, and let us in. I-94 website still says 05/07, but this entry did not show at all.

I have so-far crossed once in September. This time by foot (the entries above were by car). Got the usual questions (where am I going, how long, where do I live, how long have I lived there), and was allowed to enter. However this time the I-94 website shows the entry, and Admit Until 11/11. So I’m guessing maybe the CBP officer at the pedestrian border crossing has updated the I-94 info based on the stamp in my passport. He certainly didn’t mention it.

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So based on this experience it appears they’re happy to update the electronic record based on what is stamped in the passport, but I certainly didn’t actively request it or bring any attention to it, nor was it mentioned as a problem when I crossed.

8/10/2019 9:22:40 PM

Your passport has the correct date. Take it along to the nearest CBP Deferred Inspection site where they can correct the error.

The CBP I-94 web site FAQ says this:

If there is an error or mistake on the paper or electronic form I-94,
the traveler can contact the Deferred Inspection office closest to
their location. A list of Deferred Inspection Sites and POEs can be
found on CBP’s website, http://www.cbp.gov, under the “Ports” link at
the bottom of the page.

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