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39 minutes ago, Transborderwife said:

It is possible not a guarantee 

LIke a .000001 percent chance there will be a customs check.  Even if there was a check coming from a US state to another it's no big deal, one look at the system would resolve it. 

 

While we are on the subject, on I-10 close to El Paso, TX there is an immigration check booth.  Why would that be any different than flying from state to state?     

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Directly from USCIS:   Do I need advance parole if I am flying from the continental United States to Puerto Rico?  What about Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, or the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Is

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The big reason why people advise not to go to any of the territories or non Intercontinental USA are 1) if a flight needs to be diverted say to Vancouver because of a snowstorm, you will have to go th

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HI. I don't understand why you are advising not to visit Hawaii and Alaska? I understand an Alaskan cruise could be a problem cause of Canada...but flights to/from Hawaii from the mainland do not requ

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42 minutes ago, Cruise77 said:

LIke a .000001 percent chance there will be a customs check.  Even if there was a check coming from a US state to another it's no big deal, one look at the system would resolve it. 

 

While we are on the subject, on I-10 close to El Paso, TX there is an immigration check booth.  Why would that be any different than flying from state to state?     

I've had it happen to me twice.  Perhaps I'm unlucky.  

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