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I've had a similar connection in Atlanta before and it's been ample.
Your flight will probably arrive at the new international terminal.
You will go through customs and immigration, collect your bags before re-checking them onto the belts just after customs.
You will then need to take the automated people mover to the terminal that your next flight will for part from.
It's really easy as all terminals are lettered from T for the main terminal building ,A-E are the letters for the reaming terminals in order of course.
Best to try have a seat near the front of your flight to Atlanta if possible to minimise your exit time from the aircraft.
Enjoy thanksgiving, it's my favourite holiday!

Stay home.
Sorry, but Jesus does not grant visas.

Please grow up a bit. When you marry and live with your spouse there are chores to be done before you can go have fun. If you live in a regular compound there are things to do in the yard, things to fix on the house, things that need to be done with the car. Inside there are dishes to wash, clothes to clean, floors to sweep. It doesn't matter who does which chore as long as the chores are done you can go enjoy your life. You whine like a child about the chores your wife expects you to help with . It seems you tihnk you should do no chores and enjoy your life and your wife should take care of all of the chores. You both need an adult talk about dividing the work. You can either pick separate chore or slipt the ones to be done ( you do dishes on even days , she on odd ) The same for the bills , you each need some money for yourself ( or to send to family if that is what you do with "your" money) You need to act like a husband and not like a spoiled child that expects their mother to give them everything and not interupt their play. I don't side with her for being a USC but I am ashamed at the way you want to be a child when you took the role of a husband.

Just remember that background checks are done (Usually petitioner but sometimes beneficiary too, especially in AP) so if the beneficiary gets subjected to a background check they will find out about the parents more than likely.
But the parents shouldn't matter in this case. The beneficiary should leave the country within that 180 period, do the K-1 or IR1/CR1, make sure everything is answered truthfully and at the interview IF asked just stated that he was brought into the US illegally by his parents at a young age (I assume this is what happened) and when he was old enough to do something about it, he corrected their 'mistake' by leaving.
I have to give it to the beneficiary though for wanting to do the process legally and correctly. Speaks volumes about his character and morals.

Agreed. Though as Jim said it does get hard at times, especially when people have the "I'm always right" attitude and keep posting the wrong information over and over in the same thread. Something to this is happening in a K-1 thread right now in regards to yes/no to working with a K-1 and SSN before EAD and a greencard. So I can see how people can get annoyed and be rude, however, I do know several of the rude persons on this site and how they almost always offer little to no useful advise and just bash/call out others.

Agreed. Though as Jim said it does get hard at times, especially when people have the "I'm always right" attitude and keep posting the wrong information over and over in the same thread. Something to this is happening in a K-1 thread right now in regards to yes/no to working with a K-1 and SSN before EAD and a greencard. So I can see how people can get annoyed and be rude, however, I do know several of the rude persons on this site and how they almost always offer little to no useful advise and just bash/call out others.

Spell Fiancée correctly?

Hello,
as all VJ members explained before: youre chances to have you application approved, with out that actual condition: have met in person in the past two years before applying...`ARE NONE`.
Im sorry to be that hard to you, but following the US immigration and other experience....you are going waist money and time...
by the way, when i read youre story(i dont want be judgmental here), but i always find it weird when some people decide to get married with people that they never met in person.
If you think that youre case is going be okay just because you are in love and that you have 4years proof of communication: PLEASE DONT.
As a responsible person, you need to make efforts, to met, to travel to Algeria or meet in an other country..its very important for youre future in this journey:cause its going be a long long Visa process.
Algeria is very safe now, still few places arent but locals know where to do not go , so im sure youre fiance will do the right things.:-)
Good luck

Read the bolded part in what you quoted....they ARE normal questions for the type of interview they had.

Yes...let's give people the advise to sue...sue sue sue...it's all people do in this country....Wasting state resources on this when it's obviously not allowed due to DOMA

"Many of my Spanish speaking friends have attempted to speak English to him as soon as I introduced him to them. Only after telling them that he only speaks Spanish do they switch from English"
Is it not normal to intially approach everyone in English in an English speaking country?

LOL! You stated that you might get married after petitioning for a fiancee visa so it appeared that nothing was obvious to you.

No need for the wise #### remarks. I suppose its the way you were raised.
You think myself or others should enter into helping illegals find a way to stay in the USA? They are breaking the laws while using the services provided for by taxes they dont apy amoungst other things. My guess is you run your mouth while exerting zero effort in any direction.
They arent ostrizised because of where they were born. Its because they arent born here & enter illegally. You think we should just open the boarders to rid the USA of all social problems? You must need to be educated in social sciences badly.
You think the problem is centered around hospitals that care for no paying people? Where we live there are many of those people & they are almost all illegals. You simply dont have a clue.

I've noticed these "k-1" help sites and many attorneys do more harm than good. Only a select few are very good when it comes to immigration and they should only (in my opinion) be used if you have a complicated case such as an overstay, criminal background/issues etc.
From the posts I've read here on VJ, attorneys and these sites tend to not include paper work or give out false information that hurts the petitioner rather then helping.
All they do is fill out the paperwork...which anyone should be able to do...

The embassy website did not give the incorrect information. The VISA itself, which you pay for once your case is sent to the Embassy, is $350.00. USCIS charges $340 for the petition you send to them.
Two seperate fees for two seperate agencies.
Embassy site shouldn't be used for USCIS information and vice versa.
OP: Since the fee is wrong, they will more than likely send it back. Just re-write the check and re-send it as is. Nothing else needs to change (unless you notice something wrong/missing). Also you could use that time to recheck everything just to make sure everything is 100% there/correct, couldn't hurt.

you and softies like you who defend you piss me off so FREAKIN BAD.you think the next time you go for an interview it will be any easier?
youre so eager to find a pinay you know philippines is high fraud country right?your next interview wont be any better or easier than getting back to people on the questions they have been asking.
man up.asians,specially philippinos,care about money,they want to be financially comfertable and care for their families.its that simple,if you cant take the heat get the hell out of kitchen

Not really these days...

My hope is that they are processing their BACKLOGS from OCTOBER (ie - MY CASE!!!
We have been waiting almost ten months, so I really hope they are working on my case now and that is causing the delay. I am sorry, but we deserve to be approved before any more March filers.

Laughing at someone and telling them to "get over it" isn't exactly helpful or polite. It's a bit rude, in fact.

Finally someone with balls who tells it how it is!

Sorry would not join such a group nor support such a petition, all the ppl who had applied for the lottery should had been given fair chance.

There has been no actional act. No laws broken. People get their dream broken everyday

no way the dream act will become law. republicans will take the senate in 2012, and even if they don't they will retain the house.
the "dream act" is only a dream for illegals. for Americans it is a nightmare of increased taxation and social burden, as well as an affront to American legal jurisprudence.