Covid 19 Travel/Immigration to USA - please check here and ask questions
May 17th 2020, 5:49 pm
#47
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Re: Covid 19 Travel/Immigration to USA - please check here and ask questions
Originally Posted by Rete
We are in Mississippi. Got the email this morning that we tested negative for the live virus. Phew! Still under court order not to leave the house until May 21. A few more days to go. If caught outside the home, there is a $5,000 fine.
Hubby still be spending his birthday tomorrow in isolation. I'll make him a chocolate birthday cake and see what's in the freezer for a special dinner.
Hubby still be spending his birthday tomorrow in isolation. I'll make him a chocolate birthday cake and see what's in the freezer for a special dinner.
May 27th 2020, 7:54 pm
#48
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Re: Covid 19 Travel/Immigration to USA - please check here and ask questions
The US Embassy in London today tweeted this link updated on 26th May 2020 https://uk.usembassy.gov/information...d-19-outbreak/
and also this
and also this
May 28th 2020, 7:14 am
#49
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Re: Covid 19 Travel/Immigration to USA - please check here and ask questions
Originally Posted by lizzyq
The US Embassy in London today tweeted this link updated on 26th May 2020 https://uk.usembassy.gov/information...d-19-outbreak/
and also this
https://twitter.com/USAinUKConsular/...59472036364290
and also this
https://twitter.com/USAinUKConsular/...59472036364290
May 28th 2020, 8:26 pm
#51
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Re: Covid 19 Travel/Immigration to USA - please check here and ask questions
Hello
We finally received our IR1 visa last week, It expires on the the 10th of September.
Husband is the USC (me). My wife is the UKC
The uphill battle we have now is the travel ban and the immigration ban. Our plan is to enter the US in Dallas and get the visa stamped and receive my wife’s LPR. I have searched all through these forums and found some very helpful information. So my question is, once the travel ban is lifted and IF the immigration ban is extended will we be able to travel and be admitted to the US under IR1?
We finally received our IR1 visa last week, It expires on the the 10th of September.
Husband is the USC (me). My wife is the UKC
The uphill battle we have now is the travel ban and the immigration ban. Our plan is to enter the US in Dallas and get the visa stamped and receive my wife’s LPR. I have searched all through these forums and found some very helpful information. So my question is, once the travel ban is lifted and IF the immigration ban is extended will we be able to travel and be admitted to the US under IR1?
May 29th 2020, 4:58 pm
#52
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Re: Covid 19 Travel/Immigration to USA - please check here and ask questions
Originally Posted by lriii
Husband is the USC (me). My wife is the UKC
So my question is, once the travel ban is lifted and IF the immigration ban is extended will we be able to travel and be admitted to the US under IR1?
https://travel.state.gov/content/tra...ronavirus.html
"U.S. citizens are not subject to the proclamations."
Also:
"Some exceptions include, but are not limited to: foreign diplomats traveling to the United States on A or G visas and certain family members of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents including; spouses"
May 29th 2020, 10:05 pm
#53
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Re: Covid 19 Travel/Immigration to USA - please check here and ask questions
Thanks for your reply. I have seen this same information in the link you provided. Much appreciated, we have tried to contact the embassy but are not having much luck,
I just wish there was a simple and easy to follow chart to say which visa allow travel during both bans. So confusing.
I just wish there was a simple and easy to follow chart to say which visa allow travel during both bans. So confusing.
