Michael Ruffin

Just a quick question,

I will be flying into LA on my way to see my baby, with my final
destination being Newark New Jersey. I'm assuming that my point of entry
will then be Los Angeles? Does this mean any documents that I need to send
to them later on will have to go through LA? Or can I still go through NYC?
This is all very confusing, and I'd like to know what I'm supposed to do
before I get there

Thanks

Michael

Rete

You're going to see your girlfield and you are out of the country and she is inside of the US. What documents do you need to send to the Port of Entry? I don't understand.

Unless ...

You have a visa of some sort (K1) and you are finally arriving in the US to activate the visa and to marry your fiancee. Your first port of entry into the US will be Los Angeles but you will be living in the jurisdiction of the NYC INS office. If this scenario is correct, then ...

Your passport and brown envelope will be taken from you at LAX and your visa will be processed there. Allow enough time for the processing between flights. 2 hours would be good. There is nothing for you to do after this processing but fly to Newark International Airport, disembark, collect luggage and kiss your intended hello. You will file as normal after your marriage at the NYC INS.

Rete

John

(Who is a bit of a feminist and hates men calling women baby Yuck!
    > But realizes it is my viewpoint and many women actually like being
    > called infants.)

this struck me as curious, so i've taken the liberty of responding.
firstly -a bit of a feminist? you are either are or aren't. i'm a male
completely in support of and understanding of feminist issues, but i don't
believe calling your significant other baby has anything to do with this.
i'm not sure, but i'd guess that most people who use this term don't do so
with the intention of belittling their partner and insinuating they are an
infant. secondly, in my experience, i know of and often hear women calling
their male partner baby. its a unisex term of endearment used as a slang and
not to be taken literally.

anyway, my fiance calls me baby and i'm quite fond of it.

i guess its like some people believing that moses actually parted the red
sea and others enjoying the tale as good fiction.






"Rete" wrote in message
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    > You're going to see your daughter and you are out of the country and she
    > is inside of the US. What documents do you need to send to the Port of
    > Entry? I don't understand.
    > Unless ...
    > You have a visa of some sort (K1) and you are finally arriving in
    > the US to activate the visa and to marry your fiancee. Your first
    > port of entry into the US will be Los Angeles but you will be living
    > in the jurisdiction of the NYC INS office. If this scenario is
    > correct, then ...
    > Your passport and brown envelope will be taken from you at LAX and your
    > visa will be processed there. Allow enough time for the processing
    > between flights. 2 hours would be good. There is nothing for you to do
    > after this processing but fly to Newark International Airport,
    > disembark, collect luggage and kiss your intended hello. You will file
    > as normal after your marriage at the NYC INS.
    > Rete
    > (Who is a bit of a feminist and hates men calling women baby Yuck!
    > But realizes it is my viewpoint and many women actually like being
    > called infants.)
    > Originally posted by Michael Ruffin
    > > Just a quick question,
    > >
    > > I will be flying into LA on my way to see my baby, with my final
    > > destination being Newark New Jersey. I'm assuming that my point
    > > of entry
    > > will then be Los Angeles? Does this mean any documents that I
    > > need to send
    > > to them later on will have to go through LA? Or can I still go
    > > through NYC?
    > > This is all very confusing, and I'd like to know what I'm
    > > supposed to do
    > > before I get there
    > >
    > > Thanks
    > >
    > Michael
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Nobby

Rete..

Whats the difference between hon, babe or sweetheart??

They are all terms of endearmeant are they not? Each to their own?

Nobby.

Rete

Hey that is what I said ... in case you missed reading that ... btw, I'm deleting my comments. Didn't mean for this to start a war or detract from the OP's original question.

Rete

Mrtravel

The point of entry has nothing to do with where you will be processed
for AOS, if that is the question.


Michael Ruffin wrote:
    >
    > Just a quick question,
    >
    > I will be flying into LA on my way to see my baby, with my final
    > destination being Newark New Jersey. I'm assuming that my point of entry
    > will then be Los Angeles? Does this mean any documents that I need to send
    > to them later on will have to go through LA? Or can I still go through NYC?
    > This is all very confusing, and I'd like to know what I'm supposed to do
    > before I get there
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    > Michael

Michael Ruffin

Oh sorry When I say "baby" I mean my fiance

"Rete" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > You're going to see your daughter and you are out of the country and she
    > is inside of the US. What documents do you need to send to the Port of
    > Entry? I don't understand.
    > Unless ...
    > You have a visa of some sort (K1) and you are finally arriving in
    > the US to activate the visa and to marry your fiancee. Your first
    > port of entry into the US will be Los Angeles but you will be living
    > in the jurisdiction of the NYC INS office. If this scenario is
    > correct, then ...
    > Your passport and brown envelope will be taken from you at LAX and your
    > visa will be processed there. Allow enough time for the processing
    > between flights. 2 hours would be good. There is nothing for you to do
    > after this processing but fly to Newark International Airport,
    > disembark, collect luggage and kiss your intended hello. You will file
    > as normal after your marriage at the NYC INS.
    > Rete
    > (Who is a bit of a feminist and hates men calling women baby Yuck!
    > But realizes it is my viewpoint and many women actually like being
    > called infants.)
    > Originally posted by Michael Ruffin
    > > Just a quick question,
    > >
    > > I will be flying into LA on my way to see my baby, with my final
    > > destination being Newark New Jersey. I'm assuming that my point
    > > of entry
    > > will then be Los Angeles? Does this mean any documents that I
    > > need to send
    > > to them later on will have to go through LA? Or can I still go
    > > through NYC?
    > > This is all very confusing, and I'd like to know what I'm
    > > supposed to do
    > > before I get there
    > >
    > > Thanks
    > >
    > Michael
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Michael Ruffin

    > Whoa John .. You can incorporate both attributes into your persona
    > without forsaking yourself as an individual. I'm as comfortable being
    > a soft woman as being a driven career person and with just about
    > eveything inbetween. Guess I just never cared for those types of
    > endearment. My preference ;-) I have a name and other than the term
    > hon from my husband, I would not answer to anything else. Hey. That's
    > me ;-) Chalk it up to my upbringing and age. But if it works for
    > other people great. I will still cringe a little but what the heck,
    > its my cringe ;-)
    > Rete

I'm sorry for accidentally opening up this can of worms I call my fiance
lots of things... baby.. princess.. honey..sweetie..

But my question has been answered thankyou I was getting confused with
where I hand over my brown envelope and where I apply for my AOS..

Makes life a bit less complicated having this newsgroup to ask questions in