What all does my future mother in law need at her POE besides her visa, ID and passport? (merged)

[HKdut 0]

Having trouble googling the correct words. Very anxious and stressed. Thanks

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

For a tourist visa?

A return or onward flight is strongly prefered.

[HKdut 0]

So, she doesn't speak English but my fiancée will be entering with her via k1 visa, and she speaks English. I plan on writing a short letter describing their situation and moms travel plan.

The mom will have her passport, ID, Visa, return ticket, credit cards and maybe bank account info. I was thinking of writing a second letter saying how I will sponsor them for all their needs.

I'm confused about the I94... Nothing we have to fill out for that?

[KierenHby 899]

No need for multiple letters.

A short bulleted summary explaining mom's duration and purpose of visit.. and a number to contact you if needed.

[HKdut 0]

What forms does the mother in law need to fill out on the flight over?

[HKdut 0]

Fiancée coming on k1

Future mother in law coming on a tourist visa.. Cannot speak English (I taught her "no English" and "daughter translate" lol)

And unfortunately I read I cannot help them in the visa line, as I have to be in residents line

We have the passports, visas, itinerary, letter for mother in law briefly stating our situation with my contact info and saying how I'll support her, she also has her return ticket printed and bank account statement, plus letter from her employer stating she needs to be back by Dec 15, and a marriage certificate to show she has a husband to go back to.

Idk what form the mother in law might also need??? Something they hand out on the plane for sure, is it the white form?

Could some kind soul give a quick run down on what my fiancée and her mother will go thru at CBP checkpoint and customs? any paperwork I might not have?

Wish I could go with them in the visas line, would be able to help them communicate. When they signal my fiancée or mother in law up to the desk/window should they both walk up together since the mother in law needs a translator?

Sorry, just having some last minute panicking here, back to trying to sleep.....doubt I can

Thanks visa journey for tolerating these questions

Edited September 19, 2016 by HKdut

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You can go with them in the tourist line, probably. Ask the person directing traffic.

[danlrob 6]

I always go with my wife through the foreign passport visa line and never had a problem with it. Ask the CBO directing people when you first get into the arrival hall.