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
Nick & Shannon	Orlando	2009-01-25	No	Yes	- High		2012-08-24
Dwayne & jahlet	Orlando	06/30/2009	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High		2009-07-10
Jonathan & Ashley	Orlando	2008-11-22			- High		2011-03-01
Kerry & Allen	Orlando	2008-03-21	No	Yes	- High		2019-12-16
xxxxxxx & xxxxxxx	Orlando	2010-11-18	Yes,Passport Stamp		- High		2015-08-07
Amy & Ronald	Orlando	2008-03-27	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High	My POE is GUAM because my airline is CONTINENTAL . The DHS Officials are very nice...very accommodating and very friendly. It is so easy. There are many Filipino working in Immigration but the person i went to is not but he is very kind. I gave him my passport with my VISA and 1-94 and biometrics taken, took pictures and got my PACKET. They dont look for my XRAY and health certificate. They ask few questions and stamped my passport. Thats it. You will feel at home there really.	2009-05-29
Leidy & Omar	Orlando	2012-02-15	Yes,Passport Stamp	No	- High		2015-04-12
Tanya & Jay	Orlando	2009-05-17	No	Yes	- High	When I arrived, the immigration officer took my brown envelope and standard fingerprints and took me to the secondary interview room... or so I thought. It turned out to be a waiting room for a secondary interviews. I was 14th in the queue!!! Dingy, windowless room, without any facilities or A/C. Last decorated in early 70-ies by the look of it. Not even a water dispenser! The rest of the people waiting with me were from either Mexico or some other South American country but I couldn't tell which. After hour and a half of waiting I was finally seen by another immigration officer. That was the good part as all in all took less than 5 minutes. He looked through the paperwork and but only wanted to see the medical report really. So just as I put all my bags down, we were done! All in all not a bad experience. Just wish the waiting was shorter and the conditions in the waiting room better. Nobody gave me I-94 to fill in and I didn't realise I needed it until I started to get the papers for AOS together. Mayor hassle - CBP refused to do anything about it and passed me on to USCIS who passed me back to CBP and it went on for over a month. Finally, one Infopass appointment letter, I was told I don't need I-94 to submit AOS paperwork!!!	2010-01-19
Aron & Emily	Orlando	2008-05-18	No	Yes	- High		2008-11-22
Aon & Nikki	Orlando	2011-09-08	No	No	- High	No questions at POE. Just reminder of K-1 stipulations and 90 day time limit.	2015-06-29