You'll have to asked his parole officer those questions.

A guy in my fiance's group got a travel permit for his honeymoon, and he also got married while on parole.

Again, you'll have to ask his parole officer.

Of course everything has to go through his PO. Depending on his relationship with his PO and how far he is into therapy. The answer is that it all depends.

If you travel, it has to be inside the U.S. or inside a U.S. Territory. You don't want to mess with international travel, most places are not RSO friendly.

I've traveled to Italy, Croatia, France, Canada, Bahamas, Greece, and Turkey - All within the last couple of years. Getting back through customs in the US was a hassle, but not to bad.
The advice about your P.O. is correct, they will have the final say during your obligated sentence. I needed to provide my itineraries to the local cop who I Register with on the RSOL.

One more thing, on Royal Caribean I had to talk to ship security prior to one particular trip.
Good luck, and make sure to keep everyone informed and follow the requirements.

With him being on probation it's best you two spend your honeymoon in state and it's also a good way to save money plus you can put some money to the side and go on a real nice one down the road when he gets off probation just give it time and save up for a cruise when he gets off the ocean is going no where neither is the cruise liner anytime soon

stevenm1971 - could you tell us a little more about your travels? How recent were they? we have all been hearing that it is virtually impossible to travel anymore and that most countries are refusing entrance to RSOs? especially Canada I heard there is no way they will let you in.

I'd love to know how you got to Canada?

I've traveled internationally but not since 2008. I hear it's a bear now.

Hey "advocate 2" and "Ivydog"
I don't want to give anyone false hope, all I can do is tell you my experiences.
In June/July 2014, my wife and I flew into Paris and cleared customs. Then flew to Milan, Italy and cleared customs there. It was not even an issue. We boarded a cruise ship (royal Caribbean) in Venice. Croatia, Greece, and Turkey were all part of the cruise stops. Once you're on the ship you don't go through customs at any of the stops.
Bahama's was in 2013 - also Royal Caribbean.
My wife and I drove to Canada in 2009. We crossed the border in Washington, near Vancouver. Maybe Canada has changed since then? It wasn't a problem.

All that being said, I'm not sure what your particular restrictions are? My offense was 25+ years ago and I don't have any restrictions on who I can associate with. Each case seems somewhat unique.

I informed my RSOL officer 2 weeks prior to travel (per my requirements). As I referred to before, I was contacted by security on the RC cruise and they asked me a few questions about the offense. My answers must have satisfied the guy, because he emailed back a day later and said it was okay. He did ask that I not participate in the teen nightclub onboard. That's it.

Please do all possible due-diligence before you travel. I intend to continue traveling until someone stops me.
Blessings on your future travel plans

-Steve

I have read a lot of horror stories with RSOs and travel outside the U.S. If you are planning to travel outside the US maybe call the embassy in the country you want to go to?

I wonder if your travels were before the FBI/ICE started sending those letters to other countries warning them that RSOs that travel from the USA to other countries are doing it because they are engaged in sex trafficking - I have heard that is when a lot of the countries started turning people away. - stevenm1971 are you still on the registry?