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Can I travel within US via plane?

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ellasim3   0

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Hi guys,

I arrived here in the US mid April. My husband and I got married on April 30th. We have applied for adjustment of status and had my biometrics appointment on June 11th.

We are planning to travel to NYC via plane and I am wondering if I'm going to have any trouble. Can anyone let me know?

09/10/2013 - sent in i-129f

09/19/2013 - email notification of USCIS acceptance & rerouted to CSC

09/25/2013 - received official receipt notice via mail

10/02/2013 - received a RFE

10/16/2013 - sent in RFE

10/18/2013 - checked USCIS site & RFE has been received

10/29/2013 - Alien Registration Number changed

10/30/2013 - NOA2 i-129f APPROVED!

12/06/2013 - received Packet 3 in mail

12/08/2013 - completed DS-160 & sent in checklist

12/??/2013 - called DOS and got my MTL Case # (can't remember what day in Dec)

01/09/2014 - consulate asked me to complete a new DS-160

01/29/2014 - received Packet 4 via email

01/29/2014 - medical appointment complete

02/26/2014 - Visa Appointment in MTL - requested additional documents

03/03/2014 - Mailed in documents via Loomis

03/04/2014 - Documents arrived at US consulate in MTL

03/06/2014 - CEAC updated to AP

03/06/2014-03/17/2014- CEAC status updates daily, but still remains on AP

03/18/2014- CEAC status READY (to schedule an interview)

03/19/2014- CEAC status READY (case is open) Case creation date changed to 03/19/2014 and switched to Non-Immigrant Visa

03/24/2014- CEAC status updated but still says READY (case is open)

04/01/2014- CEAC status updated but still says READY (case is open)

04/02/2014- CEAC status back to ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING

04/03/2014- CEAC status ISSUED

04/03/2014- Email from Loomis that passport has been shipped

04/04/2014- Picked up Passport

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sweet cakes   326

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Hi guys,

I arrived here in the US mid April. My husband and I got married on April 30th. We have applied for adjustment of status and had my biometrics appointment on June 11th.

We are planning to travel to NYC via plane and I am wondering if I'm going to have any trouble. Can anyone let me know?

That's only a domestic flight and you won't go through the immigration, so you shouldn't have any issue. You can use your passport as an ID. Safe travels! :)

Edit: It might be a good idea to bring a copy of your NOA for the I-485 as well, just in case.

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:energy: N-400 in progess ...

 

 

01/14/2013 Filed I-129f

07/31/2013 I-129f NOA2

11/04/2013 Visa Received

11/21/2013 POE: Honolulu .. Aloha!

01/27/2014 Wedding day! (L)

03/11/2014 Filed I-485, I-131 and I-765

05/31/2014 EAD/AP card received

06/27/2014 Green card received

05/12/2016 Filed I-751

05/25/2016 Check cashed

05/26/2016 NOA (Dated 05/16) Received

06/20/2016 Biometric Appointment

05/07/2017 10-year Green card received

N-400

07/02/2018 Filed N-400 online

07/24/2018 Biometric Appointment

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KayDeeCee   4,893

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Domestic travel is no problem. You can freely travel anywhere within the US and its territories. You just need ID.

Someone that entered on a K-1 cannot travel abroad and re-enter the US without AP or a green card.

~ Moved from K-1 Process to Working & Traveling During US Immigration - topic is travel, not K-1 process ~

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Al422 Experienced

Al422   221

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Travel on any domestic flight you wish. Just make sure you have your passport and visa with you, as you will need US valid ID to board the plane.

On a domestic flight, there is no screening at arrivals. The most they will do is compare your baggage ticket to the tag on your suitcase to make sure you have the correct one. On departure, they will simply screen you and your bags for any contraband and check your ID against your ticket.

Happy traveling.

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Rob L Experienced

Rob L   3,811

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I had the hardest time convincing my wife that Hawaii does not require a passport when travelling from the lower 48...

The content available on a site dedicated to bringing folks to America should not be promoting racial discord, euro-supremacy, discrimination based on religion , exclusion of groups from immigration based on where they were born, disenfranchisement of voters rights based on how they might vote.

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