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Travelling to USA after sending documents to KCC

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vbrother

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Good evening gentlemen,

Me and my wife have plans to celebrate our honeymoon around august 2013 in EU and USA, which is a couple months before the start of interviews. We both have tourist visas B1/B2 and I was wondering if traveling to USA after sending documents to KCC, (but before the start of interviews) would cause any problems with our case ?

Should we just avoid entering USA before the interview ? Or I shouldn't worry ?

Regards
 
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what passport do you hold? Actually august 2014?? You will probably have GC`s by that time -.-

If you get refused GC in process and you enter USA on tourist visas.. you can get into trouble.

Interviews start in October 2013
 
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Lazder said:
what passport do you hold? Actually august 2014?? You will probably have GC`s by that time -.-

If you get refused GC in process and you enter USA on tourist visas.. you can get into trouble.

Interviews start in October 2013
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I'm sorry I meant august 2013 ! We have plans to go to USA in august 2013 to celebrate our honeymoon.
 
vbrother said:
Good evening gentlemen,

Me and my wife have plans to celebrate our honeymoon around august 2013 in EU and USA, which is a couple months before the start of interviews. We both have tourist visas B1/B2 and I was wondering if traveling to USA after sending documents to KCC, (but before the start of interviews) would cause any problems with our case ?

Should we just avoid entering USA before the interview ? Or I shouldn't worry ?

Regards
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I also had a B1/B2 visa before I got my GC and made 3 trips to the US between sending in forms and my interview. My own personal experience is that I had no problem at all. None of the border staff I dealt with mentioned anything.

I had similar worries to you so on each trip I brought proof that I had funds and good reasons to return home. I kept those documents neatly organized in a document-holder, just in case.
 
Vichel said:
I also had a B1/B2 visa before I got my GC and made 3 trips to the US between sending in forms and my interview. My own personal experience is that I had no problem at all. None of the border staff I dealt with mentioned anything.

I had similar worries to you so on each trip I brought proof that I had funds and good reasons to return home. I kept those documents neatly organized in a document-holder, just in case.
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Similar story here, good idea to show reasons to return home (eg letter from employer, proof that you own a house).
 
I like that you said "in da" :) My company travel lady booked us a ride with no GPS , so we decided to have a go at driving with no satellite help and...ended up "in da hood". My colleague almost got a heart attack when we stopped and asked for directions some nice, young gentlemen drinking in the afternoon. That is not the area of Buffalo that you want to visit :D
 
franko said:
I like that you said "in da" :) My company travel lady booked us a ride with no GPS , so we decided to have a go at driving with no satellite help and...ended up "in da hood". My colleague almost got a heart attack when we stopped and asked for directions some nice, young gentlemen drinking in the afternoon. That is not the area of Buffalo that you want to visit :D
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We once (this was long ago) ended up accidentally driving through bed-stuy at night. Didn't quite realise where we were until a cop car flashed us, pulled us over, and once they figured out we were lost they escorted us out of the suburb and let us go when we were "safe".... :eek:
 
franko said:
I like that you said "in da" :) My company travel lady booked us a ride with no GPS , so we decided to have a go at driving with no satellite help and...ended up "in da hood". My colleague almost got a heart attack when we stopped and asked for directions some nice, young gentlemen drinking in the afternoon. That is not the area of Buffalo that you want to visit :D
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SusieQQQ said:
We once (this was long ago) ended up accidentally driving through bed-stuy at night. Didn't quite realise where we were until a cop car flashed us, pulled us over, and once they figured out we were lost they escorted us out of the suburb and let us go when we were "safe".... :eek:
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Lol - you two like living dangerously. You can tell when you get int a grim area. My wife seems blissfully unaware about this though, and her idea about a bad area is if she can't find a Peets coffee or at least a Starbucks...
 
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