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PaddyBhoy   0

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Got my green card about 3 months ago. Currently back home in scotland visiting family, but leave to fly back to the US tomorrow. The question is - what line do i get in when we land in Newark?? I know my wife/daughter will be in the US citizens line, but what about me? Obviously i'm not a citizen but do i still need to go through the foreign line at immigration??

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Got my green card about 3 months ago. Currently back home in scotland visiting family, but leave to fly back to the US tomorrow. The question is - what line do i get in when we land in Newark?? I know my wife/daughter will be in the US citizens line, but what about me? Obviously i'm not a citizen but do i still need to go through the foreign line at immigration??

No you can use the US Citizens/Residents line along with your wife. I have done this many times at Newark and had no problems.

Have a safe flight home..

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M.O   6

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Got my green card about 3 months ago. Currently back home in scotland visiting family, but leave to fly back to the US tomorrow. The question is - what line do i get in when we land in Newark?? I know my wife/daughter will be in the US citizens line, but what about me? Obviously i'm not a citizen but do i still need to go through the foreign line at immigration??

No you can use the US Citizens/Residents line along with your wife. I have done this many times at Newark and had no problems.

Have a safe flight home..

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Nicoxcx   1

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I wondered this as well I am hoping to fly back home to Scotland to spend Christmas with ma family, good to know!. I know how ya feel The foreigners line at BWI is crazy as well !

29/06/2004 Met online

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Gary and Alla   3,694

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Got my green card about 3 months ago. Currently back home in scotland visiting family, but leave to fly back to the US tomorrow. The question is - what line do i get in when we land in Newark?? I know my wife/daughter will be in the US citizens line, but what about me? Obviously i'm not a citizen but do i still need to go through the foreign line at immigration??

You can go to the US citizen and resident line, but it really doesn't matter. You could use either line.

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