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Hi there fellow VJers Im confused about where will be my POE is bc my husband is in North Carolina but he wants will just meet me in LAX airport, so I will be flying from MNL-LAX then stay for 1 night in LA and fly again from LAX - NC so my question is where is my POE is it LAX or NC? Where I will give my DO NOT OPEN envelope once I recieve my visa packet?

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LAX.

I met a lady when I first came here. We were at PAL flight to LAX. She was petitioned by her son who lives in Las Vegas. They will spend a week in LA before going home to Vegas. She submitted her visa packet to LAX.

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LAX.

I met a lady when I first came here. We were at PAL flight to LAX. She was petitioned by her son who lives in Las Vegas. They will spend a week in LA before going home to Vegas. She submitted her visa packet to LAX.

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Your POE will be where ever you land in the USA and exit the airport.

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What about when flying from LAX- NC I don't need to submit anything when I arrive at the NC airport?

You don't need anything other than US government issued ID to fly domestic or your home country passport. You can use your license to fly when you are in the US or green card when you get it.

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02/23/2015: Green Card Received With Correct Name

N-400 Citizenship Timeline

07/05/2012 = Eligible to apply for Naturalization based on the 5-year rule (90-days rule applied)

01/11/2015 = Sent N-400 Packet (to Phoenix Lockbox Facility via USPS Certified Mail)

01/15/2015 = N-400 Packet Delivered

01/27/2015 = I-912 Approved

02/02/2015 = NOA1 Received (Priority Date 01/15/2015)

02/07/2015 = Biometrics Letter Received (Bio Set for 02/20/2015)

02/25/2015 = In Line for Interview

04/03/2015 = Interview Completed

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04/15/2015 = Oath Ceremony!

 

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06/02/2020 - Filed I-130 Online

06/02/2020 - NOA1 Received

07/01/2020 - Back to U.S from India 

01/11/2021 - NOA2 Received & Petition Approved

 

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So when I arrive at LAX airport I will submit my ENvelope to immigration then when I will fly to NC next day all I have to show is my passport with visa right??

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Hi there fellow VJers Im confused about where will be my POE is bc my husband is in North Carolina but he wants will just meet me in LAX airport, so I will be flying from MNL-LAX then stay for 1 night in LA and fly again from LAX - NC so my question is where is my POE is it LAX or NC? Where I will give my DO NOT OPEN envelope once I recieve my visa packet?

1st airport within the USA is your POE (exceptions for territories and Canada). In your case LAX

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1st airport within the USA is your POE (exceptions for territories and Canada). In your case LAX

ok, hank at the NC airport I'll just show my passport at immigration?

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So when I arrive at LAX airport I will submit my ENvelope to immigration then when I will fly to NC next day all I have to show is my passport with visa right??

Yes LAX POE will take the do not open envelope. No one in NC will ask to see your passport or visa.

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Ah ok thank you hank and u guys who answered my question,now I don't need to always think about it.

I will be flying with my 1year old daughter (US Citizen) to LA,my first time to travel alone?

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Hi there fellow VJers Im confused about where will be my POE is bc my husband is in North Carolina but he wants will just meet me in LAX airport, so I will be flying from MNL-LAX then stay for 1 night in LA and fly again from LAX - NC so my question is where is my POE is it LAX or NC? Where I will give my DO NOT OPEN envelope once I recieve my visa packet?

LAX will be your POE.

The POE is always the first US soil you step on. Typically it can be Guam, Hawaii, West Coast USA or anyone of a number of airports throughout the US that can accommodate non stop flights from abroad.

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Another question guys, what do I need to bring at the airport once I leave phil.? Beside the DO NOT OPeN envelope and passport?

It is always a good idea to carry a pen so you can complete the US CUSTOMS DECLARATION form they will give you on the airplane. This is where you declare anything you are bringing into the US like food or items that are not yours but are presents for other people or tiems you purchased in the PI to bring to the US. You will hand the declaration form to the CBP agent along with your passport and the DO NOT OPEN envelope. The CBP agent will return your passport and the declaration form and you will go pick up your luggage and proceed thru Customs where you will give them the Delcaration form after they process your visa.

Good luck,

Dave

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