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So can I go to Hawaii during Adjustment of Status?

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bigdog   376

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Going to Hawaii is not the issue. Being in international air space and a possible change in plans not yours and a landing outside the US, in a foreign country is. Darnell made a good point. Personal decision, yes it is. We were not willing to risk the low probability of an problem and thus being out of status and starting over, TBone nailed it.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

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HawaiianCecil   31

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This is very confusing.

How long to get the green light to travel after adjusting status?

We are the 50th state......

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hmh33   117

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I'm a pilot, and I can assure you that there are no reasonable circumstances under which a flight to Hawaii would land outside the US. Even if it were to happen, accommodations would be made and it would not cause any immigration problems for the passengers.

Spouse-based AOS from out-of-status H-1B, May - Aug 2012

Removal of conditions, Aug - Nov 2014

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verysadguy   170

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My ex is out of status and has been traveling freely around the US without any hassles. When I asked border patrol to check her documents they refused because while her I-360 is pending she got deferred action status I believe and an EAD. This allowed her to get a SSN and apply for a valid state issued ID card. And viola, a non-USC who is out of status is living the life of riley (alt: the life of reilly) ....literally.

so, yes you can travel to Hawaii....

Sincerely,

VerySadGuy

30 year healthcare professional

Victim of heinous immigration romance scam

Father of a lovely little girl

And champion for those wronged by fraud.

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Going to Hawaii is not the issue. Being in international air space and a possible change in plans not yours and a landing outside the US, in a foreign country is. Darnell made a good point. Personal decision, yes it is. We were not willing to risk the low probability of an problem and thus being out of status and starting over, TBone nailed it.

Yep.. exactly

K101/17/2012.....I-129F ..... sent to Dallas, Texas

01/25/2012.....NOA1 (text & email) ..... sent to Vermont Service Center

01/28/2012.....NOA1 Hard Copy in Mail

07/31/2012.....NOA2.. 188 days update@USCIS

08/03/2012.....NOA2.. Hard Copy

09/04/2012.....Sent Email to Caracas Embassy for Interview date.. they had not contacted her

09/05/2012.....Embassy response.. with interview date!!

10/17/2012.....INTERVIEW @Caracas Embassy!

10/17/2012.....INTERVIEW @Caracas Embassy... APPROVED!!

12/31/2012.....POE.. Miami, arrived to AUSTIN next day smile.png

02/16/2013.....Married!!

AOS - K1

05/06/2013.....I-465 & I-765 sent USPS priority mail

05/14/2013......Email, Text of Receiving package on 5/11

05/16/2013......Hard Copy of NOA1 received: I-465 and _I-765 Application for employment

05/20/2013...... Bio-metric hard-copy.
05/29/2013...... Biometric scheduled. . Austin office

07/15/2013...... EAD card arrived in mail today smile.png

10/20/2013...... Green Card approved! NOA hardcopy received!

10/31/2013...... Green Card Delivered!!

ROC-I-751
07/21/15 90 day Window Opens

07/24/15 I-751 Mailed to Cali. Service Center
09/03/15 Biometeric scheduled and completed

01/26/16 ROC Letter arrived
01/30/16 10 yr Green Card arrived

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