Jenn_iFly
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Jenn_iFly reacted to TBoneTX in US PRE-CLEARANCE FACILITY
Perhaps just as good, or better:
https://www.cbp.gov/border-security/ports-entry/operations/preclearance
Scroll down to Caribbean, and call the number for Aruba.
CBP has a toll-free information line in the U.S., but in my experience it's impossible to get through, and the agents are typically rather gruff. Don't even bother with their informational e-mail inquiry process.
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Jenn_iFly reacted to TBoneTX in US PRE-CLEARANCE FACILITY
A one-way ticket is almost certainly OK, but:
From this website,
https://www.cbp.gov/employees/eeo/dcr-contacts
I found this CBP official, who's apparently in charge of preclearance ports, including Aruba:
Johnathan Walker
DCR Officer
1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Room 3.3D
Washington, D.C. 20229
(202) 344-1696
Johnathan.Walker@cbp.dhs.gov
Depending on the urgency, you might call him rather than use e-mail. Maybe someone in his office can advise you, if he's not in. Just get the name and phone number of whoever you talk to.
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Jenn_iFly reacted to mindthegap in US PRE-CLEARANCE FACILITY
If you are travelling visa-free (ie, on the VWP/ESTA) then you do require onward or return travel. A B1/B2 (non-immigrant) visa does not require a round trip ticket.
However, as you are travelling on a valid immigrant visa (very different from a non-immigrant visa) you should have no issues having a one way ticket.