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- Begin by reviewing the 'Required Forms Upon Arrival and Departure' section. Ensure you have all necessary forms such as CBP Form I-418, I-95, I-92, and I-94 ready for completion.
- Fill out the CBP Form I-418 (Crew List) by entering the names, dates of birth, nationalities, and travel document numbers of all crew members. Don’t forget to sign the certification regarding stowaways.
- Complete the CBP Form I-95 for each crew member needing conditional landing permits. Make sure to check exemptions for U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents.
- For passengers, ensure that you complete the CBP Form I-94 for each arriving passenger unless they are exempt. This includes providing their nationality and travel details.
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This publication is intended as a guide to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) procedures and regulations for vessels entering the United States.Read more
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