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Entering other states while still under the 90 days K-1 visa process

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Hi guys, beneficiary here. I just have a question. I can't seem to find any information about this on the official immigration websites as well as other websites, so I thought maybe you guys would know something about this. 

 

So, once I fly to the US and the 90 days start, will I be able to travel to another state outside of the state where my fiance lives before we get married? He lives in Oregon, but if we decide to, say, take a vacation to Hawaii while I'm still under the K-1 visa, am I allowed to fly with him there?

 

Answers would be appreciated, I hope everyone is having a good day!

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1 hour ago, Rinyuki said:

So, once I fly to the US and the 90 days start, will I be able to travel to another state outside of the state where my fiance lives before we get married? He lives in Oregon, but if we decide to, say, take a vacation to Hawaii while I'm still under the K-1 visa, am I allowed to fly with him there?

@SalishSea    Would she be allowed to have Hawaii as the first port on entry on K1, stay for a week, then fly on to Oregon?  I thought that could save them some money.  I have thought about something like that but we are IR1.  Does it complicate anything?

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