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Yes, definitely, once you have the green card in your hands, no matter if it's conditional, you can travel overseas with no problem.

I'm a USC. My spouse's daughter was granted CR2 overseas (South America)based on our marriage. She is flying to Reynosa, Mexico to visit some family first before entering the US. Is there any difference for her between entering the US through an airport and entering through a Mexico border port...

Help with I-824 Still confused. So if his daughter is overseas and she has an approved visa petition, we don't need to fill out any more forms for her? Instructions in the I-485 form state: "If the spouse or child is residing abroad, the person adjusting status in the United States should...

I'm a USC. My husband is applying for AOE. We got I-130 approved and now he has everything ready to file for AOS, but there is something it's not very clear for us. He has a daughter overseas who's applying along with him for AOS. He included her in his I-485 but we're not sure how to file I-824...

Answer to cherr1980: We didn't file for the whole AOS package at once because we couldn't afford it all at once, given we're also filing for his daughter who is overseas. So instead of not filing until we could afford it, we filed for both I-130's first. I called USCIS and to our surprise...

Thanks for replying. No, we haven't changed address.

Hi I'm a USC. I filed I-130 for my husband on July 2005. The receipt I got back says they received my petition on July 14, 2005. We live in Arizona so I sent the forms to California Service Center. Six months later, on January 2006, it was processed according to the California Center...