Travel limitations with a Passport stamped I-551?

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Netbreaker

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I know it is supposed to be the same as having the actual Green Card, but to play it safe, do I need an AP document to travel with a stamped passport? Anybody have any experience with this?
 
When you go for I-551 stamp, you have to bring AP to surrender it, therefore you are not supposed to have AP if you have I-551.
So, AP is useless in your case.
 
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Netbreaker said:
Has anybody travelled with the I-551 stamp only? Any issues?
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The whole point of the I-551 stamp is so you can travel. You may be referred to secondary inspection for them to validate that you truly are a Permanent Resident, but other than that you should have no issues.
 
Yes you can

Netbreaker said:
Has anybody travelled with the I-551 stamp only? Any issues?
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Yes... my wife travel on a stamped passport about 3 years ago, and she didn't have any issued. Her greencard was lost and we were waiting for USCIS to reissue one, so they gave her a stamp.

So, just relax and be on your way out of Uncle Sam to enjoy the rest of the world....
 
Yes you can

Netbreaker said:
Has anybody travelled with the I-551 stamp only? Any issues?
Click to expand...


Yes... my wife travel on a stamped passport about 3 years ago, and she didn't have any issues. Her greencard was lost and we were waiting for USCIS to reissue one, so they gave her a stamp.

So, just relax and be on your way out of Uncle Sam to enjoy the rest of the world....
 
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