On the issue of buying air tickets on American immigrant visas, can I only buy them in installments without connecting tickets?

Don't you think you've made a mess of yourself?

Ok, your destination is Washington DC, right? It's in new york, right?

Then you see, you are going from Beijing to Seattle, not to America. But you know you're in the western United States.

I sometimes go to Seattle from DC on business. You know, it takes more than six hours to fly over more than 20 States.

I think there is something wrong with you flying like this.

Fortunately, you entered the country on an immigrant visa. If you are a student or a tourist visa, you say you are going to the East. Therefore, if you enter this country from the west, immigration officials will examine you carefully.

It's ok to buy tickets separately, but it's not cost-effective for you.

New immigrants, no trouble. Just follow the big army. It is much easier to enter the country now. That is, when you get off the plane and go to the airport, there will be two queues, one for citizens to return to the United States and the other for visa entry. Then line up. Then when it's your turn, I'll ask you where to go and where to live.

I suggest you change your visa. You can fly directly to new york or Los Angeles. It's also much closer than Seattle.