POE Information

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Names	Point of Entry	Entry	Got EAD Stamp?	Biometrics Taken?	Harassment	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Robb & Kimberly	Seattle	2013-01-18	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High	Going through immigration was easier than anticipated. They didn't ask any pressing questions and talking with him felt more like a friendly conversation. All in all it was a pleasant experience.	2014-11-03
Aditya & Sarah	Seattle	2013-11-05	Yes,Passport Stamp	No	- High		2022-06-03
Lele & BJ	Seattle	2012-06-27		Yes	- High		2016-05-15
Alysha & Jesse	Seattle	2017-09-26		Yes	- High		2018-07-13
Patrik & Brittany	Seattle	2013-11-07	No	Yes	- High		2016-02-18
Lorelei & James	Seattle	2017-11-13			- High		2018-10-01
J & L	Seattle	2015-04-21	Yes,Passport Stamp	No	- High	Officer that didn't allow him in on his 3rd visit to the US actually remembered him, congratulated him, and welcomed him back to the US.	2024-10-01
A & B	Seattle	2012-07-26	No	Yes	- High	My fiancee's (K-1) and her son's (K-2) Seattle POE encounter with CBP took two hours. It seems that there were numerous POEs at the same time. Initially, they couldn't find her file in the DHS computer. After a bit of coaxing, all went smoothly, no issues. The CBP personnel were cordial and professional. We are so happy to finally have them in the good old USA! We just made it to the courthouse to obtain the marriage license (3-day wait period in WA state). Our marriage took place on 30 July 2012 at the Seattle Justice Center. It took the Customs and "Burro" Patrol over six weeks to input my wife and stepson's info into their I-94 database. The "Burro" patrol could use some prickly-pear cactus paddles appropriately placed to get them off of their collective duffs.	2019-10-03
him & her	Seattle	2005-02-22			- High		2017-04-04
Sarah & Josh	Seattle	2018-03-13	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High		2021-08-19