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I just came to New York a few months ago, and my husband and I got married shortly after my arrival.

This is the case and my question; We've filed for AOS etc. and are now waiting on an appointment for an interview, and approval on my Work permit.

While waiting, will I be able to travel to texas for a short stay, and enter back in New York without complications?

OUR JOURNEY SO FAR

December 2005 - Met for the first time at a christmas party

Year of 2006 - I'm traveling back and forth several times to visit

October-December 2006 - I stay in New York for 3 months on tourist visa

February 2007 - Brandon flies out to Denmark to visit and meet my family

March-June 2007 - I stay in New York for 3 months on tourist visa

October 2007 - I go to New York to stay for another 3 months.......but on

November 10th 2007 - Brandon asks me to marry him!!! ENGAGED!!!!

November 21st 2007 - MARRIED!!!!!!

December 26th 2007 - Sent off I-130 and AOS package

January 7th 2008 - NOA's received

January 14th 2008 - Biometrics letter received

January 19th 2008 - RFE received, on form I-864

January 25th 2008 - Biometrics appointment

February 13th 2008 - RFE sent back

March 14th 2008 - EAD Card production ordered

March 15th 2008 - EAD card received

March 17th 2008 - SSN ordered

March 26th 2008 - SSN received

March 29th 2008 - INTERVIEW LETTER RECEIVED

May 6th 2008 - INTERVIEW - APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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We just got back from Texas ourselves! Its no problem at all - travel within the states (or US territories) is perfectly fine.

Have a great time!!

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The only reason an issue may arise is that border states can often have border patrol stops inside of US borders (I have personally been stopped driving North of San Diego), so if you go near the Texas/Mexico border, make sure you have your paperwork on you.

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I have a question that is along this same topic. After the 90 marriage window passes (and getting married before it passes of course), when you travel from state to state do they ever check that visa page and question it since the visa expired? Just wondering if so and what else they ask for, from you guys who have actually been through it. Thanks for the info.

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I have a question that is along this same topic. After the 90 marriage window passes (and getting married before it passes of course), when you travel from state to state do they ever check that visa page and question it since the visa expired? Just wondering if so and what else they ask for, from you guys who have actually been through it. Thanks for the info.

There are no checks as you travel between states of the USA. The borders between states have no guards like the borders between countries.

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