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Made it back Home !
Hey guys here is my Safe Flight Back home update sorry i hadn't post it but i've been working since I got back Monday!!!
Monday Feb. 13 Left DF Airport at 2:09pm
And arrived at Dallas International Airport in Texas at 4:55pm with a 3 hour layover so that I would have enough time to go through cbp
And pickup and recheck my bag
And catch my 8:00pm flight to RDU North Carolina.
Here is the Cbp story:
Got in the Non-Citizens Line, proceeded to the line where an Asian woman was, I greeted her and got no response, yet I remained calm. Probably more than most, She took my fingerprints, Picture, and took my
Mexico Passport, Advance Parole Papers and took me over to the waiting room where
There were about 10 people.
I could sense the tension and the Anxiety of everyone in there. There was a lady with two little girls,
A spouse and a wife (she was a citizen)
A lady by herself, an asian man , another asian man on his phone very calm. ,
A mother and her 20 something daughter,
Later two men arrived with tejanas on,
And an older lady that sat beside me.
I immediately noticed that there wasn't going to be an interview and all we had to wait for was the stamps on the Advance Parole papers.
It took 35 minutes to hear my last name,
I received my passport and one paper back stamped by them.
Said 'Thank you' and left .
It was very easy, they were nice and didn't give mean looks.
I then proceeded to pick up checked bag (which after that I suggested not having a checked bag, it's such a hassle)
Had my lunch at McDonald's because why not I was back in the states !
Texted my fam told them how everything went.
Boarded my plane and landed safely home on Valentines day and was greeted warmly by my husband and two daughters that had bought me balloons and roses. So sweet!
Don't stress too much guys, have fun in your trip and God first everything will be okay :)
Monday Feb. 13 Left DF Airport at 2:09pm
And arrived at Dallas International Airport in Texas at 4:55pm with a 3 hour layover so that I would have enough time to go through cbp
And pickup and recheck my bag
And catch my 8:00pm flight to RDU North Carolina.
Here is the Cbp story:
Got in the Non-Citizens Line, proceeded to the line where an Asian woman was, I greeted her and got no response, yet I remained calm. Probably more than most, She took my fingerprints, Picture, and took my
Mexico Passport, Advance Parole Papers and took me over to the waiting room where
There were about 10 people.
I could sense the tension and the Anxiety of everyone in there. There was a lady with two little girls,
A spouse and a wife (she was a citizen)
A lady by herself, an asian man , another asian man on his phone very calm. ,
A mother and her 20 something daughter,
Later two men arrived with tejanas on,
And an older lady that sat beside me.
I immediately noticed that there wasn't going to be an interview and all we had to wait for was the stamps on the Advance Parole papers.
It took 35 minutes to hear my last name,
I received my passport and one paper back stamped by them.
Said 'Thank you' and left .
It was very easy, they were nice and didn't give mean looks.
I then proceeded to pick up checked bag (which after that I suggested not having a checked bag, it's such a hassle)
Had my lunch at McDonald's because why not I was back in the states !
Texted my fam told them how everything went.
Boarded my plane and landed safely home on Valentines day and was greeted warmly by my husband and two daughters that had bought me balloons and roses. So sweet!
Don't stress too much guys, have fun in your trip and God first everything will be okay :)
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