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Going back to the country of origin while waiting for the GC to arrive

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Blizknight   8

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Hi Guys,

I am 5 days close to my interview and wanted to know if....once we reach the US is it necessary to wait for the GC and SSN because some of the beneficiaries might need to go back to the origin country to finish some paperwork, and might only stay for 2 - 3 days. I wanted to know if he wont have any problem to come back with the seal on his passport? I found this, but CAN someone can tell me if it is correct?

http://www.nolo.com/...card-28054.html

Thanks!

Preference Category: F4
Priority Date: 05-JUN-01

06-18 2014 Paid AOS/IV Package

07-15 2014 Sent Documents AOS/IV Package

09-15 2014 NVC asked to fill again I864A AOS

10-04 2014 Re-sent Documents AOS

11-10 2014 Case Completed

01-03 2015 Interview Letter

01-30 2015 Medical Check

02-19 2015 Interview Appointment - APPROVED!

03-12 2015 POE

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Blizknight   8

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Which category are they immigrating on?

F4

Preference Category: F4
Priority Date: 05-JUN-01

06-18 2014 Paid AOS/IV Package

07-15 2014 Sent Documents AOS/IV Package

09-15 2014 NVC asked to fill again I864A AOS

10-04 2014 Re-sent Documents AOS

11-10 2014 Case Completed

01-03 2015 Interview Letter

01-30 2015 Medical Check

02-19 2015 Interview Appointment - APPROVED!

03-12 2015 POE

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Their visas upon entry will become a temporary I-551 stamp good for 1 year. The I-551 is a green card.

They can leave as soon as they receive the I-551 stamp.

Be mindful that they have to maintain their LPR status, so they shouldn't be gone for too long.

Their visas upon entry will become a temporary I-551 stamp good for 1 year. The I-551 is a green card.

They can leave as soon as they receive the I-551 stamp.

Be mindful that they have to maintain their LPR status, so they shouldn't be gone for too long.

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Blizknight   8

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Their visas upon entry will become a temporary I-551 stamp good for 1 year. The I-551 is a green card.

They can leave as soon as they receive the I-551 stamp.

Be mindful that they have to maintain their LPR status, so they shouldn't be gone for too long.

Their visas upon entry will become a temporary I-551 stamp good for 1 year. The I-551 is a green card.

They can leave as soon as they receive the I-551 stamp.

Be mindful that they have to maintain their LPR status, so they shouldn't be gone for too long.

Thanks!

After that they should just pick their GC from the address we set and they are all done? or is there anything else todo ?

Preference Category: F4
Priority Date: 05-JUN-01

06-18 2014 Paid AOS/IV Package

07-15 2014 Sent Documents AOS/IV Package

09-15 2014 NVC asked to fill again I864A AOS

10-04 2014 Re-sent Documents AOS

11-10 2014 Case Completed

01-03 2015 Interview Letter

01-30 2015 Medical Check

02-19 2015 Interview Appointment - APPROVED!

03-12 2015 POE

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Blizknight   8

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Maintain their status.

Once the GC and SSN arrive at the address, do we have to sign any document or do something else? or just start using it as your new ID?

Preference Category: F4
Priority Date: 05-JUN-01

06-18 2014 Paid AOS/IV Package

07-15 2014 Sent Documents AOS/IV Package

09-15 2014 NVC asked to fill again I864A AOS

10-04 2014 Re-sent Documents AOS

11-10 2014 Case Completed

01-03 2015 Interview Letter

01-30 2015 Medical Check

02-19 2015 Interview Appointment - APPROVED!

03-12 2015 POE

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