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Can you visit another state by airplane if your visa is still in process to convert into a student visa in the US?
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∙ 10y ago
As long as you have a proof of your legal stay in the US then you can travel by airplane to another state, but it is preferable to travel with your Visa already there especially when you are traveling by Air.
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