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i read different things about poe since i will be acompanying sveta to houston what line should be get into? and yes i am thinking ahead as i know have few months before this takes place



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i read different things about poe since i will be acompanying sveta to houston what line should be get into? and yes i am thinking ahead as i know have few months before this takes place

Doesn't matter at all. Get in the short line.

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i brought my wife throught the citizen line with me. when he called me forware i brought her with me and showed him all the paperwork and he pointed us where to go after that. and congratulated us on such a short time on k1 192 days to eneter. wow short :bonk:

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Typically you will be sent to the shortest line as the staff tries to get everyone through the CBP check. Wherever you end up in the queue, you can go together.

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i read different things about poe since i will be acompanying sveta to houston what line should be get into? and yes i am thinking ahead as i know have few months before this takes place

I went thru USC line, as it was the shortest one and had no issues.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I landed on the 25th in DC dulles Int airport, the ques for non us citizen was long so we were moved to us citizen. It was easy and the immigration officer was nice too. Dont forget to make sure you get the I 194 in your passport.

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As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door.

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Usually there is someone there you can ask and they will direct you to the correct line. When I entered with my fiancee we were told to both go through the visitor's line.

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