From Spain to USA

The other option is Dublin or Shannon Airports in Ireland, since they both have US pre-clearance facilities. I can't imagine they deal with a lot of TN applications, though, and think some people have had difficulties with getting TNs here. But at the very least, a flight from Spain to Ireland would be really cheap, and flights from Ireland to the US are fairly inexpensive right now.

Wow! There are a lot of options!! Nassau it is true that is difficult to get to, If i go to Canada, I will definitely get a flight to the US or drive. I thought about Ireland but I presume it is difficult there to get TNs. Maybe I just go straight to Miami airport and apply there, I have reviewed the stats for POEs and Miami is recommended there, looks like a good option, and the officer will not suspect anything because is where i am supposed to fly to, my final destination.

Thank you for all your help, i am flying in August and will let you know of my success......hehe.

Good luck! Let us know how it goes.

BA does a daily flight to Nassau from LHR. I suppose what you could do is if there is some problem with the paperwork at MIA, get a ticket to Nassau, sort out the paperwork and then try again from there. Cheaper than flying anywhere else.

That's a good idea!, thank you Steven.

-- Mon Feb 08, 2010 9:53 am --

Hello All,

Just thought I'd tell my experience as a feedback.

I landed at Miami international airport on August 22nd 2009. After asking the police officer at customs he sent me to the CBP office. There I handed all my documentation to an officer and he reviewed it, he asked no questions, everything was correct so he gave me the I94 card and off you go!.

I never give the I94 card when I leave the country and had only had one minor problem entering back to USA in Christmas, he said i needed a visa on top of the I94, he checked with his supervisor and let me enter.

Thank you so much to all of you who helped me in the process, I do think you are doing a great job for all Canadians.

Thanks again.

-- Mon Feb 08, 2010 10:15 am --

Hello All,

Just thought I'd tell my experience as a feedback.

I landed at Miami international airport on August 22nd 2009. After asking the police officer at customs he sent me to the CBP office. There I handed all my documentation to an officer and he reviewed it, he asked no questions, everything was correct so he gave me the I94 card and off you go!.

I never give the I94 card when I leave the country and had only had one minor problem entering back to USA in Christmas, he said i needed a visa on top of the I94, he checked with his supervisor and let me enter.

Thank you so much to all of you who helped me in the process, I do think you are doing a great job for all Canadians.

Thanks again.