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Names	Point of Entry	Entry	Got EAD Stamp?	Biometrics Taken?	Harassment	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
S & ET	Washington DC	2010-09-16	Yes,Passport Stamp		- High		2013-10-15
Jennie & Michael	Washington DC	2012-05-28	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High	Arrived at 2pm. Went to shortest line, non-citizen lines. 1st inspection went fast/well. He stamped passport. Then had to wait 45 min+ for luggage to arrive in customs area. Then off to Area A for further immigration processing. Only 2 other people in small room, also very fast. Signed one doc. Then went back to clear customs, rechecked bags, cleared security, then made connecting flight. Total time from landing until at the connecting gate was 100 min. (over half was waiting for baggage and que'd for security screening.)	2012-05-30
Olalla & Matt	Washington DC	2008-01-21	No	Yes	- High		2008-06-08
caca & jojo	Washington DC	2008-12-29	No	Yes	- High		2009-03-31
Mr. A & Mrs. A	Washington DC	2011-02-13			- High		2011-03-10
Ronilyn & Ethan	Washington DC	2009-09-01	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High	Long Lines....almost two hour wait missed flight.	2009-09-08
Sim & Ash	Washington DC	2010-11-26			- High	Per NVC operator Mumbai embassy now does not require to submit PCC with DS230. Appelican take that with him/her at the interview.	2010-11-30
C & T	Washington DC	2008-03-26	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High	Arrived on one of the first flights of the day (5:45 a.m.) and we were one of the first people in line at immigration. We were directed to pick up our bags and then go to the immigration office where the desks were empty, so we took a seat and waited about 20 minutes. There wasn't anyone else waiting, and when the officer came out he asked for my husband to hand over the manila envelope from the Consulate. He opened it up and asked my husband to take a seat while he looked through whatever papers he wanted to look at. About 3 minutes later he asked my husband to go to the desk to take his fingerprint and sign an electronic signature (to be put on the Green Card) and then he said "Ok, you're all set." And we weren't asked to have our bags checked or to go through Customs at all. We left the office area and as we exited we handed our Customs Declaration form and walked into the airport section. The only question we were asked was when we went to the first immigration officer (right when we had gotten off of the plane) and he asked how long we had been married... then he said that since we had been married for less than 2 years we will have to re-apply for the green card before it expires in two years.	2008-04-02
debbie & ken	Washington DC	2010-10-28	No	Yes	- High	Dorval international aiport official did not give me a Form 94, told me I did not need it. WRONG! Make sure you insist on one if you go through this airport. You need it for Social Security. I had to file a 102 with my AOS. The border official's name was Mr FINK. Honestly! How fitting!	2020-11-16
Sarabpreet & Rachna	Washington DC	1998-08-09	No	No	- High		2010-05-04