Can I stand in US citizens line

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

No need to worry about that, JFK is my POE and also my final destination, going to live in NYC. Thanks for the advice anyway, I appreciate it :thumbs:

But you will still have to transport your own luggae, hubby won't be able to come help you until you get outside of the secure Homeland Security area. You will be moving your own luggage.

[Leatherneck 693]

Talk about having you hands full - luggage, a 4 year old in your arm/hands and one in the oven. Yes, you will have your hands full.

[Dante & Geor 36]

But you will still have to transport your own luggae, hubby won't be able to come help you until you get outside of the secure Homeland Security area. You will be moving your own luggage.

Yeah I know I'll be moving my own luggage but a stroller for my son is just not an option at all! He hates them, he isn't in one since he was 1yr old. He prefers walking, but by the time we get out of the airport, idk if he would be awake or at least partially awake, lol

Talk about having you hands full - luggage, a 4 year old in your arm/hands and one in the oven. Yes, you will have your hands full.

I know, full hands indeed, but there's nothing a mom can't do! Lol I just hope my son would be awake or at least sitting on the luggage or I will need to scream for

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

I agree, some of these airports are the size of a giant soccer field, you will have to cross it to just get out to where you could even meet up with your husband.

[Dante & Geor 36]

I agree, some of these airports are the size of a giant soccer field, you will have to cross it to just get out to where you could even meet up with your husband.

I'll take that into consideration. Thanks

[Lainie B 465]

The line doesn't matter because you are going to go to secondary anyway, there is no seperate lines in secondary. You will be waiting until they process you in. There is a bunch of chairs or lack of chairs in secondary where you sit to wait to be processed in.

She won't necessarily go into secondary, just because she is a K-1

[zapatosfeos 17]

Just a suggestion: When I traveled with my 2 year old, there was a point where she did not want the stroller, she wanted to walk, but I was so thankful to have it, cause I put all the things I was carrying on the stroller and made it much easier and lighter to push the stroller instead of lugging things around, plus my daughter wanted to help push the stroller, so it was easier to keep an eye on her standing in front of me while we both pushed.

[Dante & Geor 36]

Just a suggestion: When I traveled with my 2 year old, there was a point where she did not want the stroller, she wanted to walk, but I was so thankful to have it, cause I put all the things I was carrying on the stroller and made it much easier and lighter to push the stroller instead of lugging things around, plus my daughter wanted to help push the stroller, so it was easier to keep an eye on her standing in front of me while we both pushed.

My son is such an independent guy, I discard his stroller a few years ago, since it has no use at all. He doesn't have one at the moment. But he's so excited to be with dad again that we would do anything to get there and hug him. So I believe he will be helping me since I also can't carry him for a long time...

[zapatosfeos 17]

My son is such an independent guy, I discard his stroller a few years ago, since it has no use at all. He doesn't have one at the moment. But he's so excited to be with dad again that we would do anything to get there and hug him. So I believe he will be helping me since I also can't carry him for a long time...

[LinaMD 8]

When I entered the US on a K1 visa last year, I was told I couldn`t go through the USC/GC Holders lines. My USC then fiancee and our USC baby had to stand in line with me. We had to wait for a while. Not a big deal though. What is a few hours of dealing with customs compared to months of waiting for the visa?

[Dante & Geor 36]

When I entered the US on a K1 visa last year, I was told I couldn`t go through the USC/GC Holders lines. My USC then fiancee and our USC baby had to stand in line with me. We had to wait for a while. Not a big deal though. What is a few hours of dealing with customs compared to months of waiting for the visa?

Thanks for the info... I'm planning on doing the USC line though, if it's wrong the worst they can tell me is to get to the other line, but I don't believe it will happen, I'm hoping to get some "pregnancy preferences" and I will be alone, not with my fiance