How do I reserve my unlocked iPhone 14 Pro in the US?

You need to ask Apple what they can do. This is a community of end users, not Apple employees.

Do you understand that, in general, Apple's warranties for iPhones and iPads are not valid outside the country where the device was purchases?

Elianazele wrote:

I currently have an iphone 13 pro, I want it unlocked because I am going to use it with the company in my country. and I don't know what the option is or if they still didn't remove the option to buy unlocked

The iPhone is still available unlocked and usable with any carrier that supports eSim. The limitation with the iPhone 14 is you cannot use a physical sim card with it if you buy it in the US. US models only support eSim.

The iPhone 14 will be available for pre-order on Friday. Wether it can be delivered to you by the 30th is unknown as it will depend on order volume by the time you order and where in the queue you end up.

When making the pre-order you will receive an estimated delivery date at an address in the US or a store of your choice.

If the carrier you want to use it with is not a supported carrier for the iPhone who explicitly supports the use of the eSIM, it's not going to work.

There is no SIM slot in the iPhone 14 that will be sold in the US at all. Only an eSIM.

Are you aware that the US iPhone 14 models do not have a physical SIM slot, only 2 eSIMs, so you will need to find a carrier at your destination that supports eSIM?

I found it, no problem. You just choose to buy the phone with no bundled carrier. Even a bundled carrier is actually unlocked if you pay full price.

I answered that in a separate post. But all iPhones bought directly from Apple are unlocked, unless you finance the phone through a carrier. This has been true for many years.