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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Hello,

I will be accompanying my fiancee back to the US in a few days and would like to clear up a couple of questions. Thank you in advance for your guidance.

1. Do we use a single declarations form or separate?

2. When we arrive at LAX, am I allowed to stay with her the whole way or do we have to separate at some point (ie. do I need to go through the counters marked for US Citizens/Passport)?

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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Hello,

I will be accompanying my fiancee back to the US in a few days and would like to clear up a couple of questions. Thank you in advance for your guidance.

1. Do we use a single declarations form or separate?

2. When we arrive at LAX, am I allowed to stay with her the whole way or do we have to separate at some point (ie. do I need to go through the counters marked for US Citizens/Passport)?

Separate.

You can both go thru the citizens area together.

Posted

Hello,

I will be accompanying my fiancee back to the US in a few days and would like to clear up a couple of questions. Thank you in advance for your guidance.

1. Do we use a single declarations form or separate?

2. When we arrive at LAX, am I allowed to stay with her the whole way or do we have to separate at some point (ie. do I need to go through the counters marked for US Citizens/Passport)?

We had separated declaration forms. I went through immigration line with my then-fiancé ( my now husband) and the officer asked us stayed together. We went to the USC- alien resident line. It was much shorter than non-USC. Good luck.

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