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I am not very familiar with lockboxes. I sent my application to Nebraska Service Center, if that is pertinent..

I applied for re-entry permit on April 22nd, got the receipt on May 13th, and the biometrics notice on May 24th. The problem is that the appointment was on May 24th (USCIS Alexandria ASC, VA)! The envelope is postmarked May 20th. I am currently in Canada and was planning to travel for biometrics...

This is exactly what I am trying to do. Leave between filing and fingerprinting. And I am concerned about coming back for fingerprinting with an expired re-entry permit. Most of what i've read so far suggests that I should be OK with the fingerprinting notice, but there are a few others that say...

jackolantern, would you say "you can leave the US in between those two occurrences" would apply to my case? sorry for too many similar questions, but I am freaking out a little, and trying to get to the bottom of this.. thanks,

Yes, I understand all the risks associated with living abroad for an extended period of time. From what is written above, officer's decision to let you into US has more to do with your intent to maintain your status and showing proof, then?

I have spent more than 2 years outside US, but I travelled to US regularly for work (every 2 months or so for 3-4 days), as I have a part-time job there and other connections.

I have a re-entry permit which expires in 10 days, and I will be traveling to US this week to apply for the second one (I am going to grad school in Canada and my studies haven't finished.) I will have to return to Canada a few days after I send the application, and one thing that I am concerned...

I currently have a reentry permit which expires in two months and I need to get a new one for another 1-2 years. When is a good time to apply for the new permit? Should I wait until the current one expires, or is it OK to apply before it expires? Thanks, H

Thanks, jackolantern. I must probably emphasize that I do most of the things in that URL to maintain ties with US, besides the re-entry permit: filing annual tax returns as a permanent resident; having an address in the U.S., even if the address may be that of a friend or relative; maintaining a...

Thanks. So, as long as I pay federal tax, it should not be a problem that I am using a US mailing address, because I have a re-entry permit, which pretty much establishes that I live temporarily outside US. Right?

Hello, I have a complicated tax situation, and I hope somebody can point me to the right direction. I am a GC holder since 2005 and have been studying in Canada for the last 1.5 years on a student visa. I have a reentry permit to US and have been visiting US regularly. I am also...

Hi, I submitted my reentry permit application about 2 months ago and I specified my then-current address as the correspondence address. Since then, I relocated to Canada for school and also changed my US correspondence address. I also updated my address info with USCIS (the new US address)...

Hi, I am a permanent resident of US for 2.5 years and am planning to temporarily move to Canada for graduate school (expected duration = 4 years). I am confused about some of the fields in the I-131 application. 1 - Expected Length of Trip: I know that re-entry permit is issued for 2...

I also asked my lawyer and here is what he says: "If you intended to work as an H-1 from Chicago, then the current H-1 Petition would have to be amended to reflect the new worksite location. This would require a new I-129 Petition with a new LCA. As far as the I-485 goes - the Labor...

I applied for AOS in March,2004 at Vermont. I have received my EAD a month ago. I am thinking about moving to Chicago where my girlfriend lives (maybe temporarily, maybe not, not sure yet.) I also want to keep my current job, and telecommute from Chicago and make the occasional trip to East...