My wife is coming next friday. Could anyone who came thru Miami POE advice me on what should my wife expect at her arrival?

Thanks!

-Justo.

01-28-06 - Wedding
I- 130
09-13-06 - Mailed I-130
09-18-06 - CSC received
09-25-06 - NOA1 mailed
09-28-06 - NOA1 received
12-13-06 - RFE received (Birth Certificate)
12-14-06 - Mailed RFE
12-21-06 - RFE received at CSC
12-27-06 - Petition approved!!!
12-28-06 - NOA2 mailed / E-mail notified
01-04-06 - NOA2 received
NVC
01-05-07 - Assigned case number
01-15-07 - DS-2032(Choice of Agent Generated)/AOS I-864 bill generated
01-17-07 - E-mailed Choice of Agent
01-20-07 - Mailed AOS I-864 payment
01-29-07 - AOS application and IV Bill generated
02-05-07 - AOS (I-864EZ) application sent
02-05-07 - IV Bill received
02-07-07 - IV Bill sent (Overnight)
02-07-07 - AOS (I-864EZ) received at NVC
02-08-07 - IV Bill received at the Saint Louis Center (12:32pm)
02-12-07 - IV Bill entered into NVC system
02-19-07 - DS-230 package generated
02-20-07 - DS-230 sent
02-23-07 - DS-230 received at NVC (8:17am)
02-26-07 - DS-230 package entered into NVC system
03-13-07 - CASE COMPLETE
03-21-07 - Case forwarded to Managua consulate
MANAGUA US CONSULATE
03-28-07 - Case received at Managua consulate
04-13-07 - Packet 3 picked up at Consulate
04-16--04-25 - Wife gathered birth certificates, police record,
and had medical exams
04-25-07 - Packet 3 sent to Consulate via fax
04-26-07 - Consulate notified wife of interview date via telephone
05-07-07 - Interview---Visa Approved!!!
05-10-07 - Wife picked up passport at Post Office. Visa on passport and ¨Brown Envelope¨ on hand.
05-18-07 - Wife scheduled to travel to Miami, FL

I just want to say Congrats and good luck

Congratulatiosn again and hope she has a very easy time at the POE.

Andre came through Miami last year. First of all, they split us up and sent me to citizen's line and him to non-citizen line. It was no big deal cause they are close enough to see each other in. My one note of caution here is to make sure they take that brown envelope from your wife and escort her to interview room. They did not take Andre's envelope and luckily, I caught that fact and asked an immigration officer before we left the area. They were going to send him on through without the initial processing. UUUGGGHHHH!

Once they got their heads out of their butts, it went quickly....maybe 10 minutes.

Otherwise, they were very nice. And, everything went smoothly.

First of all Congratulations. Tell your wife that she need to expect a lil interview. They might ask her who petition her, ur address, something like that. She dont need to worry coz it's easy question. Congratulations again

Congratulations and hopefully your wife will get through smoothly

Congrats!!

I have been to miami on several occasions...she can expect...

Crazy & rude drivers...alot of road rage etc.
Sitting in traffic for 2 hours to travel 10 miles.
Many spanish speaking people...if she doesnt speak spanish ask her to get an electronic translator, or a spanish dictionary.

Good luckkkkkkk

Andy

Yes Duffbeer, I have lived in Miami long enough to be aware of rude drivers, road rage, traffic jams, bad public transportation, and spanish speaking people.
My wife won´t have to deal with this for a while, and no need for spanish translator or dictionary. She does speaks spanish, so she will need to learn english.
Just wanted to get feedbacks from anyone coming to USA thru Miami.

-Justo.