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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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This might not be in the right place, sorry.

We are looking at flights to return home. My husband is Canadian and I am American. He has his Cr1 visa. We are planning to fly from South Korea to Canada to stay with his family for a short two week visit before driving to the US to settle down. Many of the flights have layovers in the United States before arriving in Canada. I know you typically have to go through US customs, even during a layover. Would he have his POE at that time? If so, is it a problem for him to continue straight through to Canada without having an airline ticket to the United States?

Thanks for your time and input :)

Met in Canada, both moved to South Korea to be teachers! ❤️

CR1: Direct Consular Filing: Seoul, South Korea Married in Seoul, April 2013

Filed I-130 in person, Seoul Consulate: 06/11/2013

NOA 2/Packet 3 Instructions via email: 07/03/2013 (22 days!)

Medical: 10/5/2013 - Received results via regular post 10/14

Interview: 10/24/2013

VISA ARRIVED 10/31/2013

POE Peace Bridge: 01/06/14

SSN Arrived in Mail: 01/13/14

Green Card Arrival: 2/20/14

 

Lifting conditions on CR-1 Vermont Service Center

I-751 Mailed: 10/24/2015

NOA Received: 10/31/2015

Biometrics: 11/25/2015

Conditions Removed: 10/01/16

New Green Card: 10/12/2016

 

Naturalization: Online

N-400 Submitted: 08/26/19 

Biometrics: 09/05/19

Interview: ? 

Citizenship Test: 12/5/19

Approval: ?? 🙏

Swearing in Ceremony: ?

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There is no downside to PoE'ing; his immigrant visa would be endorsed by CBP and would act as temporary proof of his green card. You should allow 1 - 2 hours for Secondary to process him, but other than that it should be hassle-free. He can turn around and leave the same day for a trip if that is what you wish.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Great! It might even be preferable to do that then, since he will get his SSN faster that way. Thanks!

Met in Canada, both moved to South Korea to be teachers! ❤️

CR1: Direct Consular Filing: Seoul, South Korea Married in Seoul, April 2013

Filed I-130 in person, Seoul Consulate: 06/11/2013

NOA 2/Packet 3 Instructions via email: 07/03/2013 (22 days!)

Medical: 10/5/2013 - Received results via regular post 10/14

Interview: 10/24/2013

VISA ARRIVED 10/31/2013

POE Peace Bridge: 01/06/14

SSN Arrived in Mail: 01/13/14

Green Card Arrival: 2/20/14

 

Lifting conditions on CR-1 Vermont Service Center

I-751 Mailed: 10/24/2015

NOA Received: 10/31/2015

Biometrics: 11/25/2015

Conditions Removed: 10/01/16

New Green Card: 10/12/2016

 

Naturalization: Online

N-400 Submitted: 08/26/19 

Biometrics: 09/05/19

Interview: ? 

Citizenship Test: 12/5/19

Approval: ?? 🙏

Swearing in Ceremony: ?

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