You can travel to Canada with an approved I-797 if your stay is 30 days or less. Ensure you have a valid, unexpired passport, the I-797 Approval Notice, and a printed copy of your current I-94 (available at https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/home). Before traveling to Canada, visa holders must ensure their visa remains valid. An approved I-797 alone … Read more
“Yes, you can travel to Canada with a valid U.S. permanent resident card (Form I-551). You can also use a foreign passport with an unexpired temporary I-551 stamp (ADIT stamp) as proof of lawful permanent resident status. Ensure your travel documents are current and valid.” Understanding the entry requirements for Canada is essential. Some travelers … Read more
“No, you cannot travel to Canada with a felony conviction as you are considered criminally inadmissible. You must apply for criminal rehabilitation through a Canadian consulate. Successful rehabilitation can permit entry to Canada despite a felony record.” The first step for entry approval involves gathering all necessary documents, including your criminal record and court documents. … Read more
Yes, you can visit Canada with a DUI if you obtain special entry permission. Foreign nationals with DUI arrests or charges may be denied entry unless they have received this approval. Ensure you apply for the special entry permission before your trip to avoid issues at the border. To gain entry, travelers can pursue several … Read more
U.S. B1/B2 visa holders can visit the Bahamas for up to 30 days without a visa. U.S. residents must carry a valid passport and Green Card. Indian nationals with visas or permanent resident status in the U.S., UK, Canada, or Schengen countries do not require a visa for entry. Traveling to the Bahamas on a … Read more
If your I-130 and I-485 are pending, you need Advance Parole to travel outside the U.S. Traveling without it will abandon your I-485 application. Get Advance Parole before leaving to avoid jeopardizing your application. Always check current USCIS policies before planning travel. Traveling outside the U.S. while an I-130 petition is pending can be complex. … Read more
According to Colorado law [CRS 18-12-302], it is illegal to possess magazines holding more than 15 rounds if purchased after July 1, 2013. You can transport legally owned high-capacity magazines bought before this date, but research specific local laws for detailed compliance. More info from Giffords Law Center can be useful. Individuals who owned high-capacity … Read more
You cannot travel while your passport renewal is processing. Start renewing early to avoid travel problems. Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates. Valid travel documents are crucial for international travel. However, some countries offer expedited renewal services, which can minimize the period without a valid passport. You … Read more
Military personnel assigned to countries with Status of Forces Agreements (SOFA) with the United States usually do not need official passports. They can travel using their military ID and orders. The SOFA allows this exemption, enabling seamless travel without a passport. Service members frequently travel for duty without a personal passport. Military orders, a form … Read more
Yes, you can travel internationally with a misdemeanor. Some countries may require a visa and inquire about your criminal record. Check the entry requirements of the destination country to comply with their laws. Paying your debt to society is usually acknowledged. Always verify visa rules before traveling. Understanding these international travel restrictions is crucial. Before … Read more