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7 minutes ago, MarleenPol said:

Hello! I was wondering if I am currently in the States and waiting for my green card can I travel to Puerto Rico with my own nationality passport?

Sure - Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is a territory of the US.  You can also go to Guam and few other places.

 

Just don't connect or divert to someplace outside of the US.

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8 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Sure - Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is a territory of the US.  You can also go to Guam and few other places.

 

Just don't connect or divert to someplace outside of the US.

And its okay if i just have my eod card, not the travelling one? I would just have to show them my passport and thats it?

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15 minutes ago, MarleenPol said:

And its okay if i just have my eod card, not the travelling one? I would just have to show them my passport and thats it?

Puerto Rico is domestic, not international. So you don't have to show proof of legal status; just a valid passport. But as the other person said, don't take any connecting flights outside of the USA. Fly direct or only do connecting flights inside the USA.

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1 minute ago, payxibka said:

As long as it is REAL ID compliant 

"Due to circumstances resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and the national emergency declaration, the Department of Homeland Security, as directed by President Donald J. Trump, is extending the REAL ID enforcement deadline beyond the current October 1, 2020 deadline. I have determined that states require a twelve-month delay and that the new deadline for REAL ID enforcement is October 1, 2021." https://www.dhs.gov/news/2020/03/26/acting-secretary-chad-wolf-statement-real-id-enforcement-deadline

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