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Entering the US with a K-1 Visa

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Xkaret510   4

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Ok so we are getting ready to travel to U.S

My fiancee and I will be traveling together and I have few questions..

Once we arrive in the US do we need to fill out a paper I-94? Do we need to fiulll out any paers in the airport?

Since we are arriving together, can she join me in the citizens line or should I go with her to tourist and residents line?

Can i go with her once she gets called by the agent or do we have to go separate?

Please any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

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I 94 is now electronic.

I would go to the shortest line you can find.

I have never seen agent take anyone to a different place, it is done in line and yes you should be allowed to stand by her. Don't pay much attention to what the agent says they seem to be clueless.

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Xkaret510   4

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I 94 is now electronic.

I would go to the shortest line you can find.

I have never seen agent take anyone to a different place, it is done in line and yes you should be allowed to stand by her. Don't pay much attention to what the agent says they seem to be clueless.

So do I have to do it before I get to U.S or its done automatic? Right now all we have is her passport with the K-1 Visa

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Ok so we are getting ready to travel to U.S

My fiancee and I will be traveling together and I have few questions..

Once we arrive in the US do we need to fill out a paper I-94? Do we need to fiulll out any paers in the airport?

Since we are arriving together, can she join me in the citizens line or should I go with her to tourist and residents line?

Can i go with her once she gets called by the agent or do we have to go separate?

Please any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

You do not fill out an I-94. You will only need to fill out a customs form that you usually get on the plane.

She can be with you in the US citizens line.

You can be with your fiancée if she needs to go to a separate area for processing.

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Xkaret510   4

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You do not fill out an I-94. You will only need to fill out a customs form that you usually get on the plane.

She can be with you in the US citizens line.

You can be with your fiancée if she needs to go to a separate area for processing.

Thanks!

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