PaulineD
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I had less than 2 hours between flights when flying into Denver (going to San Francisco) so I was a little worried that I might not make it.
However, the whole process was very smooth. They have a nice system at the airport, where they split people with ESTA's and people with visas into 2 separate groups. There was no line for people with ESTA, but the line for people with visas had about 8 people before me when I got there. Compared to the huge line for citizens and residents at the time, this was great.
Once it was my turn, I presented my passport and the two envelopes I got from the embassy, and he took one quick look at them, said "Oh, you're immigrating", called his buddy, and I got escorted into a separate office.
At the office, the officer told me to sit down and wait while he entered me into the system. It took about 10 minutes, and once that was done he gave me back my passport, informed me about applying for a permanent residency and I was off. Didn't even have to hurry to catch my flight.
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Port of Entry Member Review #16034
Entry Date: 2015-10-30