Q: Can I travel to puerto rico on my work authorization permit while my I-485 is pending?

A: Yes, you can travel to Puerto Rico on your work authorization permit while your I-485 is pending. Puerto Rico is considered a domestic territory of the United States, so you do not need a passport or visa to travel there from the mainland United States. However, you will need to show your work authorization permit when you re-enter the mainland United States from Puerto Rico.

It is important to note that traveling outside of the United States while your I-485 is pending may delay the processing of your application. This is because USCIS may require you to submit additional evidence to show that you remain eligible for adjustment of status. If you are considering traveling outside of the United States.

A: Yes, you can travel to Puerto Rico while your I-485 application is pending. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, so travel there is considered domestic. However, you should carry your Employment Authorization Document (EAD) and a valid passport with you. It's also advisable to have a copy of your I-485 receipt notice as proof that your application is pending.

Remember, while in Puerto Rico, you are still subject to U.S. immigration laws. Therefore, it's important to maintain your status and comply with all requirements related to your work authorization and pending adjustment of status. If you have specific concerns or unique circumstances, it may be beneficial to consult with an immigration attorney for personalized advice.