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Names	Point of Entry	Entry	Got EAD Stamp?	Biometrics Taken?	Harassment	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
I & T	Atlanta	2015-10-09	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High	There were people asking visitors if they are with visa or not, as we entered the immigration. I told them this is my first time entering the states with my IR-1 visa but they led me to the line for ESTA visitors. I waited for about 40 minutes before one of the clerk asked me what kind of visa I have. I told her about my situation, again, and she led me to another line for POE. She said that if i had told her about my visa sooner, I would have had been already through. There was no one waiting beside me. The guy before me took so much time but all it took for me was like less than 10 minutes. All I was asked was my parents names. Then he took my finger prints and told me that my visa is valid for a year and stated my rights as an immigrant. He was very pleasant. I wish they hadn't let me wait at the ESTA line for a while as I was with my child, who is going through his terrible two. He was fussing a lot because he was bored of waiting. That might have been why it didn't take much time for my POE interview, though.	2015-10-16
Wiji & Todd	Los Angeles	2015-10-09			- High		2016-04-13
Jennifer & Adam	CDN-USA Border	2015-10-09	Yes,Passport Stamp	Yes	- High		2016-06-02
Mrs. Film & Doctor Film	JFK	2015-10-09			- High		2016-01-16
antonio & rebeca	San Diego	2015-10-08	No	No	- High		2019-07-08
Jonalyn & Erick	Atlanta	2015-10-08		Yes	- High		2015-10-11
Lu & Casey	Charlotte	2015-10-08		Yes	- High		2016-05-11
Kelsey & Laura	Toronto	2015-10-07	No	Yes	- High	Was pretty straight forward. I entered at YYZ (Pearson International Airport in Toronto). Do go another hour or two earlier than what the airline requests to be there for as it does take about 30-40 minutes to process you through. They only asked about being refused entry in the past, to which I answered honestly and said "Yes, back in 2009" and nothing more was said on that. They take you back to secondary, look through your paperwork, stamp your passport for a year and you're good to go. No real hassle, it was just awkward cause it was so silent and I just kinda stood there while the BCO typed what he had to type into the computer.	2015-10-08
Gabriel & Hannah	Dublin	2015-10-07			- High		2020-01-03
None & Shaune	Chicago	2015-10-07	No	Yes	- High	.	2017-06-30