Find your record
Open your latest I-94 and check for a later applicable USCIS decision.
Free from VISADOX · US nonimmigrant visas only
Know your date.
Plan your next step.
A missed deadline can affect future travel. Check the dates of your US stay before it becomes a worry.
- Free to use
- No account
- Your entries stay in this browser tab
Your visa expiry is not your stay deadline.
Use the “Admit Until Date” on your current I-94 or a later applicable USCIS approval. Do not calculate your stay from the visa sticker or assume a standard number of days.
01 / I-94
Check your stay
Use your most recent admission and current official record. No name, passport number or documents needed.
Defaults to your device’s date. Check the US local date, or enter your departure date for a comparison.
Your entries are calculated in this tab. They are not sent to VISADOX, saved in cookies or browser storage, or added to the page address. No account, analytics or document upload. The host may keep ordinary visit logs, without your form entries.
02 / Your date comparison
Your dates, made clearer.
Enter the details from your official record to see the calendar days remaining or past the date you enter.
- Entered
- Recorded deadline
- Checked against
Calendar-date difference: deadline minus the date checked. The deadline itself is day zero; the following date is one day past. No legal grace period or unlawful-presence calculation is applied.
VISADOX is independent of US authorities. This free tool provides a date comparison, not a legal determination. Being before a deadline does not by itself establish lawful status. No automatic ban prediction is made.
VISADOX
A small check. A better-informed journey.
Know where your deadline comes from, check it early and seek qualified advice when your circumstances change. We built this free tool to help people avoid preventable mistakes.
Compare your dates
Use the recorded deadline, not a guess based on visa type.
Act with time to spare
Plan ahead. If a date has passed or your case is complex, get qualified advice promptly.
Before you rely on the result
Does a valid visa mean I can stay?
No. Visa validity and the permitted length of a particular stay are different. Your admission record and any applicable later decision matter.
Will this tell me whether I have a three- or ten-year ban?
No. Days past a date are not the same as legally calculated unlawful presence. Consequences depend on the facts and applicable rules; get qualified advice for your circumstances.
What if I applied to extend or change my status?
Select the special-circumstances option. A pending or approved application needs document-specific review; this calculator will not label the stay as lawful or unlawful.
Do you keep the information I enter?
No. The tool has no submission endpoint and does not store your entries. Clear the fields when you finish, especially on a shared device. Following an official-source link opens a different website with its own privacy practices.
Official references
- CBP: I-94 records and help
- US Department of State: visa expiry and length of stay
- USCIS: unlawful presence and inadmissibility
Guidance checked 3 November 2026. Check the official sources for current requirements.