United States · passenger screening
I-94 land-border arrival and departure record programme
In operation
The October 2026 notice retains a USD 30 I-94 application charge at land borders and distinguishes air and sea arrivals 1. This record covers the public arrival-record programme and its funding context, not a technology procurement award. The cited fee notice does not name a supplier, define a service term or publish an award value. It does not establish vendor revenue allocation, ownership transfer or data-retention terms. Those commercial and data fields remain unconfirmed. The application fee should not be presented as an airport-security levy.
Key terms
- Buyer
- US Customs and Border Protection 1
- Vendor
- Not published
- Vendor based in
- Not confirmed
- Signed
- Not published
- Duration
- Not published
- Value
- Not published
- Funding
- passenger fee
- Fee model
- USD 30 per required land-border I-94 application. The notice does not impose this application fee on air or sea arrivals 1.
- Procurement route
- Not published
- System ownership
- Not published
- Data terms
- Not published
Timeline
- 16 October 2026: Recorded status is In operation.
Sources
Fields marked "Not published" or "Not confirmed" could not be established from an official or reliable source. If you hold a document that fills a gap or corrects an entry, write to [email protected]. Last checked 19 October 2026.
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