My friend from Jamaica has C1/D visa as he works on the ship. He'd like to visit me in Asia during his vacation. We are wondering if he can use the C1/D visa to transfer in JFK airport (he will need to collect his luggages and check in again tho.) or he needs to apply a transit visa?  He called the US embassy in Jamaica and they said the C1/D is from joining the ship only.  I wonder has anyone with C1/D visa successfully transit in the US?
I'm not a resident of USA. But I work on a cruise ship which required me to have C-1/D visa. I am leaving USA and traveling to Mexico but I will have a connecting flight somewhere in another US airport with 1-2 hours waiting for connecting flight to Mexico.   Do I need B1/B2 visa for that? Or my transit visa C-1/D will be enough as long as I am leaving USA?
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