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no worries for jan 27 rule Thanks so much! That makes a lot of sense. He'll be glad to hear that, too.

My husband (Tibetan born in India) has obtained GC (based on marriage to me, not asylum) and went to India for a 2 month visit. He didn't apply for reentry permit since he has traveled on his Indian identity certificate (a travel document that is not a full passport) to Europe and the U.S...

RTD or re-entry permit Thanks for the info. Now I'm worried, though. The USCIS website says it's not possible to apply for that from India. He could only have applied for that before he left. What can he do?

asylum? Actually, I don't think that applies. He got his green card on the basis of marriage to a U.S. citizen. He never applied for asylum. Or do you mean another thread is a better place to ask? Sorry, I'm new to this forum.

his travel document He travels on his Identity Certificate (from India). He has successfully traveled several times with this (to Europe and Nepal). And of course, the U.S. So it's valid but it's not a passport. When he left for India, he had to get it stamped at the Indian Consulate, and...

My husband is a Tibetan refugee born in India (has his IC/yellow book) and after we got married, he came to the U.S. and got his green card in May, 2006. He left the U.S. for a 70 day visit to India (round trip ticket already bought) two weeks ago. We didn't know anything about getting a...