US Immigration from Philippines

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!

attached is from the new I-134. Question on page #3, part 2, #13. beneficiary income. What answer should I fill in for the Total Number of Dependents block?

Long story short, we finally manage to get the visa fee paid this weekend.
We are currently trying to get an interview appointment for first week of June, as well to schedule the medical for next week, but Ustraveldocs is showing not available appointments.

We were trying to get everything done from May 15 to June 20.

Is there any specific day/time i must check the UStraveldocs website to get an appointment, or is it completely random?

HELLO. I am new here and WE JUST GOT OUR APPROVAL NOTICE LAST WEEK BUT WE HAVE A PROBLEM. MY NOA 1 and NOA 2 got my name wrong. Its mispelled. they type my middle initial name wrong. Wrong spelling. What should we do? K1 here

Hi,

I am the beneficiary of an ongoing I-129F petition. We are on the waiting phase after receiving our NOA1. The embassy interview will be on Manila and is a dozen months away, but I'm concerned about a few things.

My fianc and I are both male. I am Filipino and he is American. When the petition was filed, I was 19 (now 20) and my fianc is 41. I was unemployed (now still looking) and he has a stable job. The interviewer must find at least one of these things as red flags: same sex, age gap, third world country.

My fianc and I have been together for a year before becoming engaged and our love is genuine. This should be enough to ease my thoughts, but I can't help but worry.

How will the US embassy in Manila see my case? Is my chance of getting a denial high? What precautions should I take? (If anyone has a similar case as mine I'd be grateful to hear your experience.)