Reconstruct Travel Entry History

Builds a chronological travel table from stamps and I-94 text with uncertainty flags on weak reads. Speeds N-400 and renewal prep while keeping humans in the loop for final dates and highlighting conflicts between stamp and electronic records.

Travel history is forensic work disguised as admin. Clients dump photos; forms demand precision. This agent reads stamp images and pasted travel data, normalizes countries, ports, and dates as read, sorts trips chronologically, and outputs a CSV-style table with departure arrival pairs when inferable or honest partial rows when not. It does not pull government travel records or guarantee completeness. It gives a working draft the team can reconcile with client interviews, which is still faster than starting from zero. It calls out when stamp ink or crops make a date unsafe so you do not bake mistakes into government forms. You still reconcile with the client interview, but you skip the empty spreadsheet terror.

Immigration attorneys and paralegals assembling travel charts for N-400 and similar filings.