Error on I-94 (TN worker) [closed]

I am a Canadian on TN-1 status, living in Metro Detroit.

I got my TN in June 2017 with an expiry date of June 2020. When I first received my TN, I got a correct I-94. When I briefly flew out of the US for a trip in November, I got a correct I-94 upon re-entry.

I drove to Windsor, Ontario this morning and returned the same day. I used the Nexus lane for both trips (my Nexus card is linked to my TN). I showed my November I-94 to the US CBP guard on my way back.

When I went to check my new I94 on the website, to my shock it said my class of admission is F-1 with an "admit until" date of "D/S". Even stranger is that the "record number" is identical to the record number issued on my I-94 from July 2016, when I was indeed on F-1 (I was a student from July 2016 to May 2017). It looks like the computer system glitched big time, since if the CBP guard had entered my admission class incorrectly, I should have still received a new "record number".

Is this something to worry about? Should I waste an hour driving to Detroit Airport to get this resolved?

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How do I fix incorrect I-94?

Correcting an erroneous I-94 record To request an I-94 correction, you'll need to reach out to CBP's Deferred Inspection unit at your nearest airport. Most I-94 correction requests can be handled via email, though occassionally a trip to the airport may be necessary.

How long does it take for I-94 to update?

Travel Update: I-94 Data Entry Notice Customs and Border Protection is in the process of automating traveler arrival records to streamline passenger processing. The current processing time for entering foreign visitors' travel information into the I-94 database is 30 days or more.

What is TN I-94?

Overview. The I-94 Arrival/Departure Record is an important document for any foreign national in the U.S. on a temporary visa, including H-1B, J-1, E-3, and TN visas. It lists the entry date, port of entry, and visa status in which the scholar was admitted, and how long they were admitted for.

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