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Names	Point of Entry	Entry	Got EAD Stamp?	Biometrics Taken?	Harassment	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Jullie & Nate	Detroit	2008-09-18	No	No	- High		2012-02-06
Michelle & Jon	Detroit	2008-09-18	No	Yes	- High		2009-06-27
ameliza & eric	Minneapolis/St Paul	2008-09-18			- High		2008-08-31
Sandra & Val	Houston	2008-09-18	No	No	- High		2010-07-30
Christine & -None-	Toronto	2008-09-18	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High		2012-11-21
Jessica & Craig	Houston	2008-09-19	No	Yes	- High	more harassment in getting her SSN then working with immgration	2009-06-11
Paul & Caroline	Los Angeles	2008-09-19	No	Yes	- High	The journey through LAX was no problem at all. In fact, I had expected to be a lot worse. It actually took less time to get from the plane to the arrivals lounge than it did on my previous six visits.	2018-07-17
Analyn & Keith	Detroit	2008-09-19	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High		2011-05-27
Dennis & Andrea	CDN-USA Border	2008-09-19	No	No	- High	We crossed at Emerson/Pembina (Manitoba/North Dakota). It was really easy for us. We drove into our lane at the crossing and explained what we were doing, the guy typed information into his computer and then chatted with us (I think he was waiting for information on his computer), he asked how we had met and what the process had been like for us...very friendly. He then waved us into the parking lot and told us to go into the building. We sat and waited a couple of minutes until the officer called us up. It was his first K-1 visa, so he had to look everything up (I saw that his book said NOT to issue a temp EAD...I asked anyway, but he didn't do it). He was very friendly and chatted with us while he got everything done. The officer tried to give us our file with all of the original information in it. I told him that I thought he was supposed to keep it and he went to ask another officer...which was fun because it gave us a few minutes to look through it and see what was there. ;) Nothing interesting in there, though...but I got to see the approval stamp which was nice to actually see after the whole process. :) Dennis' car was packed full, but they didn't ask about it or look into it. It took about 45 minutes total, then he congratulated us on our upcoming marriage and told us we could enter the US.	2011-06-16
Lute & Jessica	Washington DC	2008-09-19	No	No	- High		2011-09-02