How to get through the US Customs?

Passing through American customs and entering the United States are two different things. I hope you can make it clear first.

1。 America doesn't force you to enter from there.

2。 Fly to new york, then turn to Seattle, and naturally enter from new york and new york.

I don't know whether you use JFK airport or Newark airport.

If it's JFK, a man with a white heart, immigration officials and customs officials will not deliberately make trouble.

Newark airport is also very good, and it is estimated that it will be fine.

When you get off the plane, the first thing to do is to enter the country, holding your passport in your hand, and guide the personnel to see your passport, so that they can know that you are a non-American citizen or a green card, which will guide you to find the right team.

When waiting in line, check your information. You should have your passport, I-20, and two forms filled out on the plane: I-94 and customs form. The declared amount should not exceed $200, and the address above should be filled in Seattle. And your connecting boarding pass.

When it's your turn, give these five documents to the immigration officer together, don't give them separately, or the immigration officer will ask you for them in case you don't understand English. If the immigration officer asks you something, open your eyes and pretend to listen carefully, but you don't understand. If your English is really bad, don't talk nonsense. Your information is complete enough, and immigration officials will not refuse you entry because of your poor English. The immigration officer knows that your English is not good and will guide you to leave your fingerprints with gestures. Really, it's gonna be okay. The immigration officer will first return the transfer boarding pass, nail the I-94 to your passport, return the I-20 to you, and stamp the customs declaration to you. After you left the immigration hall, you officially entered the United States, but you haven't cleared the customs yet.

Check the flight of your plane, find the correct baggage conveyor belt, and retrieve the checked baggage. I don't know where the baggage carousel is. People on the same flight are standing there. That's the place.

You must go through the customs after you get all the checked baggage back. This step is called "going through US Customs". Don't take more luggage for the first time, it's easy to go through customs. If you want to pretend a lot, wait until you become an old bird.

Take your luggage and follow the crowd. If someone receives your customs report, you give it to him. He is a customs officer. He will read your customs report, look at your luggage and sometimes ask you some questions. Otherwise, he pretends that he doesn't understand, or he says no, he will decide that you should go through customs immediately or check again. It doesn't matter. You can't bring contraband. It's okay. The inspection time will be longer at most. Don't bring big bags and small bags. Customs will never embarrass you.

After going through the customs, the service staff will show him the transfer boarding pass and he will tell you how to do it. At this time, you will check your checked baggage again. Take your hand luggage and transfer at the domestic boarding gate. At this time, you should check it again in the boarding room. This security check has nothing to do with the entry customs. Do what others do. If you are wrong, it doesn't matter if someone tells you. Don't listen to the nonsense upstairs, saying that "the security in America is very strict ... you'd better not carry metal objects with you ... or you'll be told to take off your pants", which is not true.