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i-797
- Thread starter albo88
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Not sure if you can do that. I think you still need a re-entry permit. Read here:
http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/Emergency/index.htm#Reentry
But call USCIS service number to make sure:
1 (800) 375-5283
http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/Emergency/index.htm#Reentry
But call USCIS service number to make sure:
1 (800) 375-5283
Pinturicchio
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patty579 said:Not sure if you can do that. I think you still need a re-entry permit. Read here:
http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/Emergency/index.htm#Reentry
But call USCIS service number to make sure:
1 (800) 375-5283
Patty,
If you don't know the answer and are not sure, then don't go misleading people.
To the OP,
On the I-797, they should mention something that indicates the receipt acts as an extension of the green card for one year, awaiting the decision on your petition to remove conditions. If it does so, then you should be fine. Just carry it along side the GC as a proof of the extension.
Pinturicchio said:Patty,
If you don't know the answer and are not sure, then don't go misleading people.
I surely didn't mean to mislead him.
The OP hasn't got an answer for a while, so I was trying to find something where he could do some further reading, while indicating that I didn't know either. I'm truly sorry if that caused any inconvenience.
i-551 stamp
well i went to the newark district office and i got the stamp to extend my wife's stay for one more year.....the question is im going tot he bahamas in a week and im wondering if she will need a visa...bahamas states the PR dont need a visa but will their custom agents know that the stamp is just as good as the physical green card?
well i went to the newark district office and i got the stamp to extend my wife's stay for one more year.....the question is im going tot he bahamas in a week and im wondering if she will need a visa...bahamas states the PR dont need a visa but will their custom agents know that the stamp is just as good as the physical green card?
albo88 said:well i went to the newark district office and i got the stamp to extend my wife's stay for one more year.....the question is im going tot he bahamas in a week and im wondering if she will need a visa...bahamas states the PR dont need a visa but will their custom agents know that the stamp is just as good as the physical green card?
Absolutely! They know. I went to Costa Rica last year with a stamp, nobody said anything.