Many people yearn for American life. What are the guidelines for American immigrants to bring cash into the country?

Step 1: queue up for the immigration officer to check.

Entry personnel disembarked from the plane will be taken to the entry inspection office in the United States, where they will wait for inspection in different units according to the different needs of visa types, and in units with B 1/B2. Non-immigrant visa (non-resident).

Step 2: Check the official information of immigrants.

Immigration officials have the right to allow entry. When immigration personnel check passports, customs declarations and customs declarations, they should check the I-94 card (American entry card) and hand it over to the immigration officer for inspection. The general immigration officer will check the "blacklist" after getting the passport of the immigrant to see if the immigrant is on the blacklist of the United States. If there is no bad record, the immigration officer will make a short question.

Step 3: Enter the customs.

Every immigrant will be asked about their intention to go to America and how long they will stay. The entry personnel only need to answer honestly, and the visit intention and stay time should meet the required visa. In addition to the intention to enter the country and the length of stay, some basic questions will be asked. The answer is concise and does not need to be described too much.

The problem of getting started is generally simple, and getting started is only necessary, not serious. If you are too flustered, the customs will think you have a problem.

Suppose:

1. Is this your first visit to America? If it's not the first time, the purpose is how long to stay and where to go.

2. Which cities are you going to?

The above questions are for reference only! After asking questions, the customs asks you to stand in front of the camera and take photos, and then record your fingerprints. After recording, the customs will give you feedback and stamp your passport and visa page.

Step 4: Pick up the luggage and declare it.

1. If you find the baggage, remember to check the baggage number and confirm the baggage.

2. Claim the baggage as shown in the figure and find the baggage claim desk.

3. Then queue up for inspection. You can choose a few troops to line up and try not to look around to avoid being mistaken for suspicious. When checking, smile, be generous and proud, and answer questions.

You should show your certificate when you check your luggage. If the customs requires unpacking, open the box. If it means you can pass, take the luggage and leave.

The pass rate of American customs is much higher than that of visas, and there are few opportunities to send immigrants of various identities every year. As long as you are fully prepared, the customs can't stop you! , will not refuse anyone to enter for no reason. The vast majority of tourists who enter the little black room have a six-month stay, so tourists don't have to worry too much.

The most important thing is the quantity you carry! Transfer requires that each person can only carry $654.38+00,000. If there is an excess declaration, the customs can fill in the IRS-4790 form.

If you conceal the truth and do not report the seizure, all funds will be confiscated and may be punished by American law.

Rules for bringing cash into the United States:

1. Unlimited amount: When entering or leaving the United States, there is no upper limit on the amount of cash and checks you can carry.

2. Personal Entry: If you bring more than US$ 654.38+US$ 00,000 in cash or check, you need to declare and fill in FinCEN 105.

3. When many people/teams enter the country: If the total amount of cash/checks carried by all members exceeds US$ 65,438+0,000, they need to declare and fill in FINCEN105; Don't give cash/checks to many people in the team, so as to reduce the carrying capacity of each person and avoid declaration.

4. Over-confiscation: Those who carry more than $6,543,800+but fail to declare may face penalties such as full confiscation.

Give an example and explain it briefly. Both Party A and Party B have entered the United States, with Party A's US$ 6,000 and Party B's US$ 8,000 ... Everyone carries less than US$ 654.38 million in cash. Don't you need to declare?

Of course not! According to the regulations of US Customs, no matter what the relationship with peers is, as long as the total cash carried by each person exceeds $65,438+0,000, it is necessary to declare and fill in the FinCEN 105 form.