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POE Miami or Dallas?

By RachelRamos in Moving to the US and Your New Life In America

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mallett_sj   0

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My husband is coming to the US for the first time and it is also his first time flying so I

am nervous for him. He can either fly into Miami or Dallas, which airport do you think he might

have the least hassles at immigration with?

Dallas by far, I live here in Dallas and sometimes i have to come into the states by Miami....complete nightmare...they are a lot harder down there due to alot of arrivals from South America and caribbean.

K-1 process

03/11/2006 - Engagement.

04/13/2006 - sent I-129F

04/17/2006 - I-129F delivered

04/20/2006 - NOA1

07/28/2006 - Touched07/31/2006 - Touched (NOA2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

08/01/2006 - E-mail NAO2 saying i was approved 31st

08/18/2006 - Packet 3 sent to Consulate

12/28/2006 - Interview (it's going to be a lonely Christmas)

12/29/2006 - Picket up Visa , one way ticket to Dallas!!!!!

AOS Process

03/06/2007 - AOS process starts (D.O.R.A) Submit application and Interview

04/06/2007 - Biometrics

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Miami is crowded and cramped and its a huge walk from the plane until the Immigration/Customs check point. Several flights arrive together.

Dallas you are almost right at the Immigration/Customs check point, you just go down stairs, so less of a walk. And there is more space and international flights are spaced out more.

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