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Traveling to Cancun

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Hello all,

Its been a while since I last posted on this forum. My wife and I are doing well, however I had a job change and shes still doing her MBA at a university. Unfortunately we're currently living apart, however she lives with me during spring/summer break, so hopefully that wouldn't be a problem with the immigration department. (I've filed a change of address for her online, let me know if I need to do anything else)

Anyway, I had a question with traveling to Cancun Mexico this summer for our anniversary, is there anything that I should know before going there in terms of state department? My wife holds a CR1 visa, and it's conditional residence, October is our 2 year mark for me to file a change of status.

Thanks for any help

Ning

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