Fiancé POE at JFK

[Batta 6]

Good morning all,

Finally my fiancé had made it home. On Saturday he arrived in JFK. He called me from his cell to tell me he landed. I was waiting at that terminal for about 2 hours since I took earlier flight.

He called me at 3:45 PM ET. I was standing till 5:40 ET with no sign of him, but as I was turning my head, he came out, as soon as he saw he, he started to smile.

He was sweating badly. He said this airport is a ZOO and truly it was, because 3 flights came in from Egypt, Dubai and Amman, brought a lot of Arabs, Indians and some Asians. The arrival room was packed; some people don't even have manners.

Anyway, I asked him how it went, and here it is:

He said he filled out the White card I-94 as I told him, since he is Canadian; he never filled out any card during his visits to USA only card he fill is customs. He arrived to the passport agent line. He mentioned all windows were open. He stood in the visitor line; the officers were sharp directing people and moving some to the US line.

He arrived at counter after 1 hour. The officer was an ex-marine. He started to talk to my fiancé about his role with US army in Falujha since the officer served in same part of country. He asked him how he we met, what do I do for living, and when we are planning to get married. My fiancé asked him about the EAD card, and office said that other agents will take care of it.

He then was moved to area location 2. There were lot of people sitting, he thought it is going to take another long hour, but after 10 minutes, officer came out, called his name and he gave him the passport with I-94. My fiancé directly flipped the back and saw the EAD stamp dated till August 27th. He moved to take on his bag and then exit. He said it was easy with no issue, only problem the heat and too many people.

We spent one night in NYC; we both did not like it since it was crowded. We were glad to go back to Chicago last night. We are looking to do the civil wedding this week and start applying for all needed document. The good part, his DL from Canada allows him to drive here.

Thank you Visa journey for your help, I am glad I come here to read about anything which allowed me to use it during out process.

Today is our 1 year engagement anniversary and sure after 1 year he is finally home.

Good luck everyone.

[bridget and alen 0]

Good morning all,

Finally my fiancé had made it home. On Saturday he arrived in JFK. He called me from his cell to tell me he landed. I was waiting at that terminal for about 2 hours since I took earlier flight.

He called me at 3:45 PM ET. I was standing till 5:40 ET with no sign of him, but as I was turning my head, he came out, as soon as he saw he, he started to smile.

He was sweating badly. He said this airport is a ZOO and truly it was, because 3 flights came in from Egypt, Dubai and Amman, brought a lot of Arabs, Indians and some Asians. The arrival room was packed; some people don't even have manners.

Anyway, I asked him how it went, and here it is:

He said he filled out the White card I-94 as I told him, since he is Canadian; he never filled out any card during his visits to USA only card he fill is customs. He arrived to the passport agent line. He mentioned all windows were open. He stood in the visitor line; the officers were sharp directing people and moving some to the US line.

He arrived at counter after 1 hour. The officer was an ex-marine. He started to talk to my fiancé about his role with US army in Falujha since the officer served in same part of country. He asked him how he we met, what do I do for living, and when we are planning to get married. My fiancé asked him about the EAD card, and office said that other agents will take care of it.

He then was moved to area location 2. There were lot of people sitting, he thought it is going to take another long hour, but after 10 minutes, officer came out, called his name and he gave him the passport with I-94. My fiancé directly flipped the back and saw the EAD stamp dated till August 27th. He moved to take on his bag and then exit. He said it was easy with no issue, only problem the heat and too many people.

We spent one night in NYC; we both did not like it since it was crowded. We were glad to go back to Chicago last night. We are looking to do the civil wedding this week and start applying for all needed document. The good part, his DL from Canada allows him to drive here.

Thank you Visa journey for your help, I am glad I come here to read about anything which allowed me to use it during out process.

Today is our 1 year engagement anniversary and sure after 1 year he is finally home.

Good luck everyone.

Im so glad he had an easy POE. New York airports are a zoo.I know you are glad to finally have him home.Good luck to you both.

[illnevergetthis 5]

What a great anniversary gift. Congratulations!

[And_Sam 44]

Batta~

I'm so glad your fiance made it here safe and sound! My husband came through JFK too, and he thought it was so crazy!!

Good luck on all your plans and pending wedding!