Fiance port of entry Chicago. What can she expect?

[fred n Dao Honey 0]

Can anyone that has been through Chicago ORD as a Port of entry tell me what has been their experiance as a Fiance. I have come through many times as a US citizen. Long lines and waiting for luggage. A few questions about what I was bringing back is about all I know. Should we expect anything else?

[rsn 135]

Can anyone that has been through Chicago ORD as a Port of entry tell me what has been their experiance as a Fiance. I have come through many times as a US citizen. Long lines and waiting for luggage. A few questions about what I was bringing back is about all I know. Should we expect anything else?

Have a look at the POE reviews - select Chicago.

Moving from Citizenship Discussion to K1 Process & Procedures

[TooBig 0]

Just my two cents worth ............ besides the lines about 1 hour of them .........no stress very easy very friendly .......they could not find a piece of paper work they need and told the wife " Not to worry we WILL find it !

all and all a very pleasant for her and being very nervous she said it was easy !!!

GOOD LUCK

[payxibka 10,045]

I'd be more concerned about airport navigation than the actual POE process... Chicago can be a little confusing...

[TracyTN 237]

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/poereviews.php

ETA personally I've always found Chicago very easy to navigate. Hubby has gone through there on most all his visits with little to no problems.

Edited November 13, 2009 by TracyTN

[payxibka 10,045]

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/poereviews.php

ETA personally I've always found Chicago very easy to navigate. Hubby has gone through there on most all his visits with little to no problems.

For native English speakers maybe... my wife got lost trying to get from the international terminal to concourse C

[TracyTN 237]

I've not heard that before - but maybe what I am thinking of more specifically is the immigration experiences (not the experience in total).

[fred n Dao Honey 0]

I'd be more concerned about airport navigation than the actual POE process... Chicago can be a little confusing...

Thanks for the concern. I will be on the other side of the doors waiting impatiently.

[payxibka 10,045]

I've not heard that before - but maybe what I am thinking of more specifically is the immigration experiences (not the experience in total).

From the IAF you gotta take the train to terminal 2 and then navigate into concourse B and then find the underground connecting tunnel to concourse C... If you don't understand the signage then it can be a daunting experience