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Parents' stay counter
Enter the 'Admit until' date from your parents' I-94 record. We show how many days they have left, the last sensible date to file an extension, and what happens if they stay past it. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
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How this works
The date that counts is the 'Admit Until Date' on the I-94 (i94.cbp.dhs.gov), not the visa's expiry. An extension (Form I-539, 09/15/26 edition) must reach USCIS before that date; many attorneys suggest filing about 45 days ahead, though USCIS sets no fixed lead time. Staying past the I-94 date voids the visa; more than 180 days of unlawful presence brings a 3-year bar on returning, a year or more a 10-year bar.
- CBP: I-94 website
- USCIS: Extend your stay
- USCIS: New I-539 edition mandatory from Sept 15, 2026
- USCIS: Unlawful presence and inadmissibility
- State Department: Visitor visa
Not legal advice. If they may need to stay longer, talk to an immigration attorney before the I-94 date.