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
Karin & Thomas	Atlanta	2006-01-10		Yes	- High		2012-03-05
Kiki & Doogie	Washington DC	2006-01-08	No	Yes	- High	My fiance was with me. No problems at all, quick and efficient!	2009-09-23
Rocio & Richard	Atlanta	2006-01-08	No	No	- High	very nice and friendly, took about 20 minutes, no questions	2010-10-08
kay & john	CDN-USA Border	2006-01-07	No	No	- High		2010-03-01
Jonesie & Hubby	Atlanta	2006-01-07	No	Yes	- High	POE in Atlanta was quick and easy - we didn't qualify for EAD as those that fly in to New York. No hassle or harrassment from officer that stamped the passport.	2013-03-07
Bonnie & Clyde	Atlanta	2006-01-06	No	No	- High	Pleasant experience, the whole thing took no longer than 10 minutes.	2007-01-29
Monika & Brad	Atlanta	2006-01-06	No	No	- High		2009-02-27
Anna & Mike	San Francisco	2006-01-06	No	No	- High	Through the POE with no problem at all. It was a very painless process.	2008-10-25
Monika & Brad	Atlanta	2006-01-06	No	No	- High	We were required to go through an additional line, "Agriculture" due to the fact we had brought our ferrets in from Europe. One of the Customs Officers tried to give me a hard time re: if ferrets were "legal" in Georgia! I said "it does not matter if they are legal in Georgia, as I live in Ohio, & in Ohio they are legal!" B.T.W., the only states ferrets are considered "exotic" are California, and Hawaii. P.S. these ferrets were in TOP shape for entry into the U.S., they had updated vaccinations, from Vets in Poland, and Germany, and were issued international travel passports.	2009-03-18
Ciaran & Shawna	Houston	2006-01-05			- High		2008-04-14