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Hey everyone,

Does my fiance need any other documents when entering the U.S. with K1 visa? We will be coming in through Detroit airport...

I heard that you should have the K1-visa petition approval form with you... and was wondering if there are anything else what we should be on the look out for...

Thanks again for your help!

Charles

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Charles,

One needs a passport with visa in it and the mysterious brown envelope. That's it.

Yodrak

Hey everyone,

Does my fiance need any other documents when entering the U.S. with K1 visa? We will be coming in through Detroit airport...

I heard that you should have the K1-visa petition approval form with you... and was wondering if there are anything else what we should be on the look out for...

Thanks again for your help!

Charles

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Hey everyone,

Does my fiance need any other documents when entering the U.S. with K1 visa? We will be coming in through Detroit airport...

I heard that you should have the K1-visa petition approval form with you... and was wondering if there are anything else what we should be on the look out for...

Thanks again for your help!

Charles

I just had my Visa which was inside my passport and my sealed envelope from my interview. They will take your sealed envelope and staple the I-94 into your passport..... my POE was Calgary International Airport.

Feb 17/06 - I-129F Petition sent

Mar 1/06 - I-129F NOA1

May 12/06 - I-129F NOA2

June 7/06 - Packet 3 rec'd

Sept 6/06 - Packet 3 sent

Sept 15/06 - Rec'd letter with interview date

Sept 28/06 - Interview in Vancouver,BC and Visa in hand!

March 13/07 - US Entry

March 15/07 - WEDDING DAY

March 21/07 - AOS application & Interview through DORA Day 1

April 13/07 - Rec'd letter with Bio Appt. date Day 24

April 27/07 - Biometrics Appointment "touched" Day 38

April 30/07 - "Touched" Day 40

June 8/07 - Day 79...still waiting, haven't been touched or heard anything.

June 13/07 - Day 84..... I'm not having much faith in this DORA process..... closing in on the 90 day time frame real fast.....

June 19/07 - Day 90 ......nothing (Hubby calls Senator's Office)

June 20/07 - Day 91 - Got the "70 Day Letter" in the mail today :-(

June 22/07 - Mailed out EAD and AP by Priority Post Day 93

June 24/07 - EAD rec'd at Chicago Lockbox

June 29/07 - Day 100 - Infopass appt in OKC..... AOS stuck in name check

July 3/07 - Day 104 - Rec'd NOA for EAD

July 6/07 - Day 107 - Rec'd letter for EAD Bio Appt. for July 18th

July 18/07 -Biometrics

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The NOA2 letter from I-129F is not needed to pass through the POE, just the Passport with K-1 visa stamp, the sealed brown envelope, and the x-ray if you have one from the medical, these 3 items should be carried on to the plane not in checked baggage.

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The NOA2 letter from I-129F is not needed to pass through the POE, just the Passport with K-1 visa stamp, the sealed brown envelope, and the x-ray if you have one from the medical, these 3 items should be carried on to the plane not in checked baggage.

Why?

YMMV

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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The NOA2 letter from I-129F is not needed to pass through the POE, just the Passport with K-1 visa stamp, the sealed brown envelope, and the x-ray if you have one from the medical, these 3 items should be carried on to the plane not in checked baggage.

Why?

Hey just repeating the instructions given to my fiancee by medical people and consulate in China told her, the officer at the POE did not take the x-ray, so it may be old info given to her.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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CHIN0001_zps9c01d045.gifCHIN0100_zps02549215.gifTAIW0001_zps9a9075f1.gifVIET0001_zps0a49d4a7.gif

Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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If the x-ray is of any significance it should be noted on the visa and the x-ray should be in a sealed envelope to be presented at the POE. See 9 FAM 41.81 Procedural Notes, PN4.2.

Otherwise the x-ray is of no concern unless one wants to have it as a baseline for future medical exams.

Yodrak

The NOA2 letter from I-129F is not needed to pass through the POE, just the Passport with K-1 visa stamp, the sealed brown envelope, and the x-ray if you have one from the medical, these 3 items should be carried on to the plane not in checked baggage.

Why?

Hey just repeating the instructions given to my fiancee by medical people and consulate in China told her, the officer at the POE did not take the x-ray, so it may be old info given to her.

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The NOA2 letter from I-129F is not needed to pass through the POE, just the Passport with K-1 visa stamp, the sealed brown envelope, and the x-ray if you have one from the medical, these 3 items should be carried on to the plane not in checked baggage.

Why?

Hey just repeating the instructions given to my fiancee by medical people and consulate in China told her, the officer at the POE did not take the x-ray, so it may be old info given to her.

Understood.. I will also gladly repeat the instructions my fiancee got regarding the x-ray.....

Nothing....

YMMV

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