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POE: Which line do you stand in?

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CarolineLovesPaul   0

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Hi guys.

Just want to know which line you're supposed to stand in at the airport - Visitors or US Citizens/Permanent Resident?

Kind regards.

Paul

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tallcoolone   102

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It pretty much self explanatory

If you are US citizen then your fiance can go to US Citizen with you, If both Petition and Beneficary is together at POE.

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ED*Riza   0

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when I was in the POE i was asked to fall in line in visitors even I was with my fiance but since the lines for US citizens was short they asked me to transfer to US line... just in line with my fiance( hubby now)..

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It pretty much self explanatory

If you are US citizen then your fiance can go to US Citizen with you, If both Petition and Beneficary is together at POE.

:thumbs: I stood in the visitors line and Daniel in the Citizens line. When he got to the counter, the IO called me there and told me you both are together and will stand in the same (Citizens) line.

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Ryan was with me during my flight to the US and we both went to the US Citizen's line and everything went so smooth and quick. :)

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I approached the first security guy I saw with a big smile and asked which line I should follow telling him I was on K1 visa and he actually escorted me to the line. Definitely the line for visitors or non-immigrants if you are travelling by yourself.

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