Port of Entry

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Brassballs, on 25 Dec 2015 - 3:57 PM, said:

Again goes to show you how little I know about the differences between the 2. Just assumed they were the same.

So where then does the I94 come from? On line, On plane, At immigration kiosk?

And for the OP or anyone else reading, I apologize for the mis-information in my post. I do believe however the rest was correct.

The immigration officer once gave the I-94 when you first entered at your POE, but through technology you can go here https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html and download your copy.

[loveusa 0]

hello again thank you for all the help

another question according to my search if i use delta plane i will land at atlanta either concourse E or F right ? so what terminal will i go for my domestic flight (atlanta going to fort walton ) ?

thank in advanced

merry christmas and happy new year everyone

[Greenbaum 12,259]

riverarenato, on 25 Dec 2015 - 6:58 PM, said:

hello again thank you for all the help

another question according to my search if i use delta plane i will land at atlanta either concourse E or F right ? so what terminal will i go for my domestic flight (atlanta going to fort walton ) ?

thank in advanced

merry christmas and happy new year everyone

In my response earlier I recommended that you make yourself familiar with the terminal's by using the airport's website, as it can be tricky getting from one terminal to another. You have to do some of the work and follow the answers that are given to your question. So, that you don't think I am being a hard a - - I'll give you the website address http://www.atlanta-airport.com/Passenger/terminal/ and right there on the front page is a link to the International and Domestic terminals.

There you go.

[Brassballs 47]

And if you go to flightaware,com, search for delta airline flight #'s you will see the usual arrival and departure gates to make your planning easier. The gate may not be actual ones used on your flying day but they should be close.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Again goes to show you how little I know about the differences between the 2. Just assumed they were the same.

So where then does the I94 come from? On line, On plane, At immigration kiosk?

And for the OP or anyone else reading, I apologize for the mis-information in my post. I do believe however the rest was correct.

I-94 is accessed online at the CBP website.

[loveusa 0]

hello again its me .... i just want to ask my flight details are manila to narita to atlanta to fort walton (its all DELTA FLIGHTS)

my question is when i landed at narita do i go straight at the boarding gates assign to me or i need to go somewhere else first ?

thank you and happy new year

[Hank_ 9,174]

hello again its me .... i just want to ask my flight details are manila to narita to atlanta to fort walton (its all DELTA FLIGHTS)

my question is when i landed at narita do i go straight at the boarding gates assign to me or i need to go somewhere else first ?

thank you and happy new year

If you have your boarding pass for your next flight you go directly to your gate.

[danlrob 6]

If you have your boarding pass for your next flight you go directly to your gate.

In Manila when you check in and check your bag at the Delta counter, they will give you all of your boarding passes to the final destination.

When you arrive at Narita, follow the signs for international connections. You will pass through security again. After security, go down the stair and you will see two video screen with information on departing flights. Find your next delta flight to find the departing gate number. Go directly to that gate and wait for them to begin boarding.

When you arrive in Atlanta, it will probably be terminal F which is the new international terminal. Follow the signs for immigration. Once you have cleared immigration you need to retrieve all of your checked bags and proceed through customs. After customs there will be a place for you to drop your bags for your connecting flight.

Check the video screens for your next delta flight to find the terminal and gate number. The Atlanta airport has an underground train that will take you to the terminal for your next flight.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Hank_, on 31 Dec 2015 - 08:49 AM, said:

If you have your boarding pass for your next flight you go directly to your gate.

She needs to retrieve her bags after processing through Immigration at Atlanta. She rechecks the baggage for all fights domestically. Then from there on she does not need to touch her bags till final destination.

[Hank_ 9,174]

She needs to retrieve her bags after processing through Immigration at Atlanta. She rechecks the baggage for all fights domestically. Then from there on she does not need to touch her bags till final destination.

Yes I agree for Atlanta, but she was asking about Narita.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Hank_, on 01 Jan 2016 - 10:41 AM, said:

Yes I agree for Atlanta, but she was asking about Narita.

I was totally focus on this sentence "i just want to ask my flight details are manila to narita to atlanta to fort walton (its all DELTA FLIGHTS)" which had nothing to do with travel through Atlanta but she did then go on to specifically ask about Narita. I stand corrected. Thanks for bailing me out.