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Puerto Rico K1-Fiance Visa

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KayDeeCee Grand Master

KayDeeCee   4,893

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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You can travel domestically without need of AP first. That includes all US states and territories.

~ Moved from AOS from Family Based Visas to Working & Traveling During US Immigration - topic is travel ~

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

emcia_81 Collaborator

emcia_81   43

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I am not sure. I was on J1 visa last year and I needed a paper from my agency to let me travel abroad. Me and my fiance wanted to go to Puerto Rico for vacation but they told me even though PR is considered as US territory I still needed the paper with me.

Can1221 Explorer

Can1221   10

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Colombia
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PR is consider a US Territory meaning that you do not need AP to travel there on a direct flight to and from the mainland US. Customs and Border Protection does sometime do ID/papers checks on random flights to the mainland. As long as you're still within your 90 days or if you have your NOA1 for your AOS, you should be fine going to PR

I-129F Package Sent on 11/1/2013
Received at Dallas Lockbox on 11/4/13

Received NOA1 (text/email) 11/7/13

Alien Registration Number: 11/8/13

NOA1 Hard Copy Received 11/12/13

NOA2 text/email received 12/30/13

text/email from USCIS case forwarded to NVC 01/2/14

NOA2 Hard Copy Received 01/4/14

NVC Received 1/10/14 (BGT Case# assigned)

Left NVC (In Transit) 1/15/14

Received by US Embassy in Bogota 1/17/14

CEAC Case Status marked "Ready" 1/17/14

Package 3/4 received 1/30/14

Medical Exam 2/20/14

Interview at US Embassy Bogota 2/24/14

Visa Approved 2/24/14

Visa Received at DHL Barranquilla 3/3/14

POE: New York's JFK Airport 3/23/2014

Married 5/16/2014

AOS Process

Re-did Medical to have Doctor certify form I-693 - 9/30/2014

I-485; I-131; I-765 sent to Chicago 10/17/2014

Recevied at Chicago Lockbox 10/20/2014

3 NOA text/email received 11/7/14

3 NOA Hardcopies received 11/13/14

Biometrics Appoinment for 12/4/14 received 11/21/14

Biometrics 12/4/14

EAD & AP Approved 01/06/15

EAD Combo Card Mailed 01/12/15

EAD Combo Card Received 01/13/15

Received Noticed of Potential Interview Waiver Letter - 02/25/15

I-485 NOA2 - Received email that welcome letter has been mailed - 7/14/15

I-485 - Status updated in system to Card in Production - 7/14/15

Received welcome letter in mail - 7/18/15

Status change to Card mailed - 8/10/15

Green Card Received - 8/11/15

 
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