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[England2Wisco 13]

Hi there

I am flying from London to Chicago via Dublin (pre-clearance) on my K1 to enter the US. However, Aer Lingus has given me three options, US Passport Holder, Landed US resident and non-US resident:

Please select one of the options below for each passenger and click Continue

If you are a US passport holder, click on a circle in US Passport Holder column.

If you are a permanent landed US resident (Alien Registration or Permanent Resident Card holder), click on a circle in Landed US Resident column.

If you are not a US resident, click on a circle in Non-US Resident column.

Presumably I select Non-US resident or do I select landed US resident?

Joshua

[js030802 6]

non-US resident. when u enter the US with K1 visa, you are still a non-resident alien. when you marry your fiancé that's when you adjust status, get approve, receive your green card....that's when you become a permanent resident.

[Sabrina_T 22]

Hi there

I am flying from London to Chicago via Dublin (pre-clearance) on my K1 to enter the US. However, Aer Lingus has given me three options, US Passport Holder, Landed US resident and non-US resident:

Please select one of the options below for each passenger and click Continue

If you are a US passport holder, click on a circle in US Passport Holder column.

If you are a permanent landed US resident (Alien Registration or Permanent Resident Card holder), click on a circle in Landed US Resident column.

If you are not a US resident, click on a circle in Non-US Resident column.

Presumably I select Non-US resident or do I select landed US resident?

Joshua

Definitely non us, You're a British passport holder still x

[England2Wisco 13]

Definitely non us, You're a British passport holder still x

Are you sure? I am reading different opinions on the internet and it's confusing me? Ideally it would be great if someone who has recently could share their experience of API...

[slangofoil 50]

The others are correct - Non-US resident. You will not be a resident until after you marry, adjust status, and have your Permanent Resident Card.

[Sabrina_T 22]

Are you sure? I am reading different opinions on the internet and it's confusing me? Ideally it would be great if someone who has recently could share their experience of API...

100% sure. You go over, Get married and THEN file the paperwork to become a resident. Until then, you're A Non-US.