John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York - 4701
Port Type:
Service Port
Port Code:
4701
Location Address:
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Bldg #77
Jamaica, NY 11430
Mailing Address:
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
John F. Kennedy International Airport, Building 77, 2nd Floor, Executive Office
Jamaica, NY 11430
Phone:
(718) 487-5164
Fax:
(718) 487-5191
Brokers:
List of Brokers for port 4701
Office Hours:
Currently closed
Sunday:
Closed
Monday:
8:00 am-5:00 pm EST
Tuesday:
8:00 am-5:00 pm EST
Wednesday:
8:00 am-5:00 pm EST
Thursday:
8:00 am-5:00 pm EST
Friday:
8:00 am-5:00 pm EST
Saturday:
Closed
Directions to Port Office:
FROM MANHATTAN/BROOKLYN
Take the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel and follow signs to the BELT PARKWAY EAST to the NASSAU
EXPRESSWAY. Stay on LEFT and follow the Nassau Expressway to the end. Follow signs to North
Boundary Road. Right turn at light. At next light, make LEFT onto North Boundary Road.
Travel along North Boundary Road and follow signs to Building 77. Proceed past the US Post Office
to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign (Eastern Road). Continue PAST the ProLogis-JFK Cargo
Center 77 sign to the Stop Sign and make a right into the parking lot. The large green building is
the ProLogis - JFK Cargo Center 77. Enter the building by the Main Entrance in front by the three
flagpoles.
FROM LONG ISLAND
BELT Parkway WEST to FARMERS BLVD. / GUY BREWER BLVD- EXIT 21B. LEFT at traffic light and CROSS OVER the Parkway. After crossing over the parkway, stay on FARMERS BLVD. At next light make LEFT onto GUY BREWER BLVD. Stay on GUY BREWER BLVD. To ROCKAWAY TURNPIKE. Cross over Rockaway Tpk., and TURN LEFT at next Light. Proceed past the US Post Office to the stop sign. Turn right at the stop sign (Eastern Road). Continue PAST the ProLogis-JFK Cargo Center 77 sign to the Stop Sign and make a right into the parking lot. The large green building is the ProLogis - JFK Cargo Center 77. Enter the building by the Main Entrance in front by the three flagpoles.
FROM VAN WYCK EXPRESSWAY
Take Van Wyck Expressway to Nassau Expressway, then follow the instructions From Manhattan/Brooklyn.
Notices:
Special Instructions
New York Deferred Inspections Unit
The New York City Deferred Inspections Unit relocated to Terminal 5 (JetBlue) in November 2014.
The new address for the NYC Deferred Inspections Unit is:
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Deferred Inspections Unit
JetBlue Airlines - Terminal Five
1st Floor Arrivals Area - Room 1i-110
JFK International Airport
Jamaica, NY 11430
Service Contacts:
Facilities/Service Contacts:
Fines Penalties & Forfeitures
Phone: (718) 487-5235
Fax: (718) 487-5236
Passenger Operations
Phone: (718) 553-1643
Fax: (718) 553-0073
Watch Commander (24/7)
Phone: (718) 553-1648
Deferred Inspections Unit/I-94 arrival and departure records
Phone: (718) 553-3683
International Mail Facility
Phone: (718) 553-1456
Cargo Operations
Phone: (718) 487-2692
Landing Rights
Phone: (718) 487-5202
Anti-Terrorism Contraband Enforcement Team
Phone: (718) 487-5124
EXODUS Team
Phone: (718) 487-5444
Facilities and Crossings:
Press Office
Anthony Bucci
Phone: (646) 733-3275
Email: Anthony.bucci@cbp.dhs.gov
Field Office
New York
Address:
One World Trade Center
Suite 50.200
New York, NY 10007
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08/04/2020
ReplyDeleteTo US Customs and Border Protection
JFK Airport office
Building 77, 2nd floor, Jamayca, NY 11430
REQUEST FOR ENTRY DENIAL
Dear Sir or Madame,
I the undersigned, Denis Galushkin, hereby wish to notify you that Viacheslav OSINOV, a citizen of Russian Federation, born on 03/09/1953, is planning to arrive in Boston from Moscow, Russia sometime in early to mid-August of 2020. He holds a US tourist visa issued in Riga, Latvia.
He is my father-in-law and his invitation is sponsored by my wife, Jekaterina Galushkin. It came to my knowledge (I overheard phone conversation of him with my wife) that he is arriving with intention to stay here in the US indefinitely to seek a way to change his tourist status for a refugee/family reunion. Please note that he has quit his work back in his homeland and he has no means to sustain himself here in the US. He is a heavy smoker and a habitual drunkard and will have very negative impact and influence on my own kids and family, as well as on the local society in general. He will become a burden on my family as well as on a public charge on the state. I am very afraid of him.
Should you have any questions regarding the information stated above, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely concerned and scared citizen,
Denis Galushkin
PO Box 364
Billerica, Ma, 01821
Tel: 617-671-9989