U.S. Entry Fill-in Form *** Several Languages

1. Form

According to U.S. immigration law, all persons entering the United States from land ports, airport ports, or seaport ports are subject to inspection. On the plane, visitors to the United States will fill out a customs declaration form. The United States has eliminated the filling out of the I-94 entry and exit form, so only the customs declaration form needs to be filled out.

The customs declaration form is based on each family. Immediate relatives (such as father and son, mother and son, husband and wife, biological brothers and sisters, etc.)*** must fill in one form together, and collateral relatives and friends must be separated. Fill it out separately. Regardless of whether the form you get is the Chinese version or the English version, the entire form must be filled in English capital letters.

2. Inspection

There are four main inspection contents at the U.S. port of entry:

1. Public hygiene.

2. Immigration status.

3. Customs inspection.

4. Agricultural inspection.

These four inspections may be conducted by one officer or by multiple officers.

3. Border Inspection

After getting off the plane, arrive at the arrival hall and wait in line to go through immigration procedures.

You need to prepare the following documents when queuing:

1. Passport (including valid visa).

2. Round-trip electronic ticket itinerary.

3. English itinerary (with the specific hotels marked on it).

4. Hotel confirmation form.

Possible questions:

1. Is this your first time in the United States? If not, when did you first come, what was the purpose, how long did you stay, and where did you go?

2. What is your purpose of coming to the United States this time?

3. Which cities are you going to visit and how many days will you stay?

4. When will you return to China?

5.Are you here alone? If not, what is the relationship between the family members?

After passing the border defense level, most of the success is achieved. The border guard will stamp the visa type and duration of stay on the passport, as long as you return to the country before this deadline.

IV. Luggage

Each person is limited to 1 piece of hand luggage and 2 pieces of checked luggage per person in the United States. Each piece of checked luggage must not exceed 23 kilograms. Overweight charges will apply. Airlines impose inconsistent fines.

After getting off the plane and getting your luggage, do not remove the luggage strips until all members of the group have picked up their luggage.

Do not put sharp objects, alcohol or liquids in your carry-on luggage.

Since checked baggage cannot be locked during the whole process, please do not put valuables in it.

Lighters cannot be checked in the United States. U.S. luggage security inspections must go through super X-ray inspection. Film, disks, magnetic cards and other items should not be checked in to avoid degaussing or exposure.

Follow the instructions on the screen, check the corresponding baggage carousel according to the flight number, and wait for your baggage before arriving at the corresponding carousel.

Those who conceal prohibited items in their luggage may be subject to confiscation or even fines.

5. Customs spot inspection

This is the last step to enter the United States. Hand the customs declaration form to the customs personnel. If there are no declared items, go to the green channel; if there are declared items, go to the red channel. aisle.

At the port of entry, customs officials will inspect the luggage carried by immigrants to see if there are contraband and whether taxes are levied.

Notes:

1. Raw and cooked meats are not allowed

Beef jerky, duck gizzards, etc. packaged like candy bars are not allowed. OK. Fresh fruits and vegetables are not allowed, but banana crisps, dried apples, rhubarb and other general dry goods are allowed. Raw peanuts, sesame seeds, etc. are not allowed. They are seeds and are prohibited from being carried.

2. Medicines

Limited to personal use, including prescription medicines, for personal use or for travel. Pay attention to the appropriate amount.

3. Cash

Cash of more than US$10,000 needs to be declared, but cash of less than US$10,000 does not need to be declared. When asked, it is best to tell the specific amount.

4. Pirated software and film and television discs are prohibited from being carried, but genuine Chinese TV series can be carried.