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hi folks

Is applying for Uk tourist visa enough reason to get I-551 stamp ??  planning to visit on November

any info regarding this?

thanks in advance

PS: by the way i am in the process of ROC

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Not needed for a UK Tourist Visa.

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On 4/11/2018 at 7:53 PM, Younes-Maria said:

hi folks

Is applying for Uk tourist visa enough reason to get I-551 stamp ??  planning to visit on November

any info regarding this?

thanks in advance

PS: by the way i am in the process of ROC

Hey -- how did you solve this issue, please? In the same boat now -- applying for a UK visa while ROC. Green card is expired, but I have the extension letter.

 

Thanks!

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1 hour ago, afrocraft said:

Hey -- how did you solve this issue, please? In the same boat now -- applying for a UK visa while ROC. Green card is expired, but I have the extension letter.

 

Thanks!

Plans changed...visiting on April, Roc still pending. Good luck!!! 

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On 11/21/2018 at 4:35 PM, afrocraft said:

Hey -- how did you solve this issue, please? In the same boat now -- applying for a UK visa while ROC. Green card is expired, but I have the extension letter.

 

Thanks!

Were you able to apply?

 

Planning to do the same too but ROC and N400 pending.

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On 12/3/2018 at 11:05 PM, afrocraft said:

Only recently applied but haven't yet heard back on a decision. Fingers crossed!

Oh cool ... pls update here once you hear anything so I can do the same if it all worked out.

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On 12/5/2018 at 9:30 AM, mymercy said:

Oh cool ... pls update here once you hear anything so I can do the same if it all worked out.

Visa approved. I applied for a 2-year visitor visa and sent in copies of GC and extension letters (plus other stuff on employment, finances, ties, etc.). The application process is rather suboptimal and opaque (see these Yelp reviews), but it took about 15 business days once they received my application.

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20 minutes ago, afrocraft said:

Visa approved. I applied for a 2-year visitor visa and sent in copies of GC and extension letters (plus other stuff on employment, finances, ties, etc.). The application process is rather suboptimal and opaque (see these Yelp reviews), but it took about 15 business days once they received my application.

Congratulations..!! Can I ask you please what are the requirements for 2 year tourist visa , thanks 

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29 minutes ago, afrocraft said:

Visa approved. I applied for a 2-year visitor visa and sent in copies of GC and extension letters (plus other stuff on employment, finances, ties, etc.). The application process is rather suboptimal and opaque (see these Yelp reviews), but it took about 15 business days once they received my application.

Wow that's great ... thanks for the update ... I'd apply for mine next month then ... congratulations

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12 hours ago, Younes-Maria said:

Congratulations..!! Can I ask you please what are the requirements for 2 year tourist visa , thanks 

Well, the requirements for the 2-year one are no different than the standard 6-month one, though they'd presumably like to see more travel history (I have traveled there several times) and deeper ties to your country of residence.

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On 12/21/2018 at 11:45 PM, afrocraft said:

Well, the requirements for the 2-year one are no different than the standard 6-month one, though they'd presumably like to see more travel history (I have traveled there several times) and deeper ties to your country of residence.

Hi I am planing to apply for short stay tourist visa to UK as I have not heard anything yet about my ROC. My question is did u send in the actual expired green card and extension letter or just copies ??

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1 hour ago, Younes-Maria said:

Hi I am planing to apply for short stay tourist visa to UK as I have not heard anything yet about my ROC. My question is did u send in the actual expired green card and extension letter or just copies ??

Just copies. UKVI explicitly does not require, and I don't recommend, sending original documents (except for your passport).

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