Which way should I go

[username1988 0]

I am a combo holder. I will come back with a citizen. Which way should I go? Tourist or cotizen? Thank you 

[ElGuapo88 19]

You are not a citizen, so I doubt you will be directed to the citizen line. Whenever you scan your passport or combo card at the kiosk it will print out a paper and they will tell you where to go based on that.  When I return from an overseas trip with my citizen wife (I have a green card), I always have an X on my paper and my wife doesn't, but she always comes in my line with me.  We speak to the CBP officer together, and I always get sent to secondary inspection afterwards while my wife does not.  You are not a tourist either, but I don't think you should go to the citizen line.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

16 minutes ago, username1988 said:

I am a combo holder. I will come back with a citizen. Which way should I go? Tourist or cotizen? Thank you 

You need to provide more information, you are married? getting married? Naturalizing?

[username1988 0]

28 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

You need to provide more information, you are married? getting married? Naturalizing?

I am married. My husband is a citizen, my 17 months old daughter is, too. This time I leave with my daughter.

[Brasil2USA 174]

1 hour ago, username1988 said:

I am a combo holder. I will come back with a citizen. Which way should I go? Tourist or cotizen? Thank you 

I'm assuming you'll be coming back from an international trip with an EAD/AP card? Or do you have a green card already? When you arrive at the airport, there are two lines. One line is for US Citizens/Green Card Holders (I think GC holders can go in this line too), and the other line is for everyone else. You would go in the line with everyone else. There is no 'tourist' line, just a line with people who are not US citizens nor green card holders. 

[username1988 0]

3 minutes ago, Brasil2USA said:

I'm assuming you'll be coming back from an international trip with an EAD/AP card? Or do you have a green card already? When you arrive at the airport, there are two lines. One line is for US Citizens/Green Card Holders (I think GC holders can go in this line too), and the other line is for everyone else. You would go in the line with everyone else. There is no 'tourist' line, just a line with people who are not US citizens nor green card holders. 

oIC, thank you.  But my daughter is a citizen.

[Brasil2USA 174]

Just now, username1988 said:

oIC, thank you.  But my daughter is a citizen.

She'll have to go in the line with you, regardless. It won't be a problem. 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

36 minutes ago, username1988 said:

I am married. My husband is a citizen, my 17 months old daughter is, too. This time I leave with my daughter.

sorry I misunderstood this question altogether, you can enter in the Citizen/Greencard side with your USC husband and daughter, if needed you will be directed to secondary