Read this if you are traveling to the USVI

FOR ANYONE TRAVELING TO THE US VIRGIN ISLANDS OR WHO HAS TRAVELED TO THE USVI:

Hi! I just want to tell you about my experience. First of all, I want to say that we ARE allowed to travel to PR and USVI without AP. you can find that here: https://help.cbp.gov/…/daca-approved...-u.s.-territo…


Last year I traveled to the USVI and had to go through customs to fly back into Puerto Rico. I was questioned, but I didn't have any problems getting back. If you are going to USVI, I suggest you get to the airport (on the way back) hella early.

I sent my DACA renewal a few months ago and a week before my daca expired I got a Notice Of Intent to Deny (NOID) because they claim I left the country August 21, 2014. That's the day I went through customs in St.Thomas USVI. Point is, if you are planning to go to Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands make sure you are documenting your entire trip to avoid any problems in the future. And also, take your EAD and SSN with you. It made my life a whole lot easier coming back!

ps. I already filed an appeal/NOID response. It's been a month since they received my appeal and I still haven't heard back. This is just a PSA for anyone traveling to the USVI. I'm open to any questions if y'all have any.

here's the right link


https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/det...advance-parole

wait we can travel to Guam too?

Thats what it seems like. Although, I wouldn't risk it though. I've only been to PR. The whole thing of going through customs scares me lol

So have you an update about your renewal? Did you get approved?

Keep us updated!

Any updates on this? Did you ever get your DACA renewed?

So basically when we are asked date of last entry, usvi counts as one?

I don't think you have to put anything down from the visit to USVI. I didn't and I got approved.

We can travel to any US territory as long as you don't transfer anywhere abroad.

US Territories include:

• Puerto Rico
• US Virgin Island
• Guam
• Northern Mariana Islands
• American Samoa
• US Minor Outlaying Islands

Only issue is that USMOI are basically uninhabited or military bases. Guantanamo Bay is also US territory but well, travel there even as a Citizen isn't the easiest. I doubt they'd buy the argument of pilgrimage to the last known Blockbuster.

Basically travel to US Territories is DOMESTIC travel, and doesn't count as departure or entry. Not any different than flying to Hawaii or Alaska.