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Entering the USA after being in a third country, what proof?

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Casjino   9

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Hi y’all. I haven’t seen my fiancé since januari. So I wanna travel to the states by staying in a third country for 14 days prior. I was thinking about going to Croatia by car and then take a flight to Tampa. 
 

But what proof do I need to show them that I was in a non Schengen country for 14 days? Would a hotel receipt be enough? 
 

TYIA

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Passport stamps are better.

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Paps and Dawna   18

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Hello! I would show them Passport stamps, your plane ticket, and hotel receipt. Are you renting a car for your drive to Croatia? If yes, I'd keep that receipt too :)

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