Miami US Port of Entry Reviews
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| Miami |  Review #17251. Entry: 2021-08-29 |
Mexis2020
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Arrived by plane from Mexico City before noon and was out by 12:30 at the latest. I had flown down to bring s/o back since he was not used to connecting flights nor US airports. We both decided to wait in non-US line so we could remain together. They took his passport and K1 sealed package, scanned my passport and took our pictures, then we were escorted to the interview room. Waiting room was moderately crowded but there were many agents behind the desks. Waiting about 10 minutes then he got called up. While both the agent and my s/o were bilingual, they stuck to Spanish which I knew would be easier for him. He was asked what address he would be staying at, did he know he needed to marry in 90 days, etc. entered some information on the computer and then went to the printer and attached the I-94 to his passport and we were on our way.
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| Miami | Review #17169. Entry: 2020-10-31 |
peony
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I was sent to the little secondary room as expected, but then something unexpected happened: the officer couldn't access some files on the system about my case, and asked me if I had any original documents with me. I gave him my NOA2 (for the I-130), showed him my birth certificate, marriage certificate, and began giving him whatever I could find. I was scared of being sent back because of a system glitch.
But after a while he was able to access everything, reviewed my case, stamped my passport and sent me on my way. Luckily, all in all it was quicker than I thought. Mainly because we were the only flight that landed that early in the morning.
Even though he was clearly frustrated at the system acting up, he was very kind to me. Great officer.
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| Miami | Review #17158. Entry: 2020-10-04 |
Lucre
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I went through migration with everybody else and let the officer know I was migrating. He led me to a separated room. The room was kinda depressing but nothing too bad, just ugly colors, one tv and a vending machine. He told me to wait until they call my name and gave my passport to another officer that was behind the glass. After 10' they called my name, asked who was petitioning, how long have we been married, where was I going to live (address), told me to take seat and wait for my name to be called again. They called my name after another 10' and gave me my passport with the CR1 stamp and explained that that stamp woks to get a job or my driver's license, they gave me a paper with the same instructions and that was it. Since I entered migrations until I left to get my bag: 40' tops
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| Miami | Review #17290. Entry: 2020/06/24 |
X+S
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No tuve inconvenientes de ninguna naturaleza y viajé con nuestra hija peluda. Las preguntas que me hicieron en la sala de inmigración del aeropuerto fueron:
- Nombre de mi esposo.
- En dónde se encuentra su esposo en éste momento?
- Cuándo se vieron por última vez?
El agente estampó mi pasaporte y me deseó una vida feliz. Luego fuà llevada a otro salón donde revisaron la documentación de nuestra perrita. El proceso en total tomó 30 minutos y fué muy fácil de navegar.
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| Miami | Review #17120. Entry: 2020/06/07 |
LP0704
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I think because of COVID 19, there is less staff in the airports. Immigration took over an hour in Miami. They asked my fiance, where is he going to live ? When are you getting married...etc simple questions. It was fast interview and process. The waiting was hard because there was only 2 officers at first. Overall, we are just grateful they were kind and that he could finally get into the US at this time.
(updated on August 22, 2020)
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