Got conditional green card

[mwinburn 0]

Finally, my fiance's green card has arrived (man that thing is crazy high-tech looking), and I have a couple questions.

1) Does this "replace" the I-94 she has in her passport? Will we need to use the I-94 anymore or is her passport now a "normal" passport? (We'd like to be able to send it back to Canada at some point to get it redone with her married name)

2) Does this "replace" her AP papers? Do we need to carry those with us when we travel anymore?

3) Does this "replace" her EAD card?

Thanks!

[thetreble 19]

1) You no longer need an I94. However, I thought a BP officer was supposed to take that at some point? I'm not sure about it because I never got one.

2)Yes. No you don't need them to travel, just your passport.

3)Yes. The EAD card should have been taken by your interviewer when you had your green card interview. It no longer is valid as you have your green card.

Edited September 23, 2008 by thetreble

[payxibka 10,048]

Finally, my fiance's green card has arrived (man that thing is crazy high-tech looking), and I have a couple questions.

1) Does this "replace" the I-94 she has in her passport? Will we need to use the I-94 anymore or is her passport now a "normal" passport? (We'd like to be able to send it back to Canada at some point to get it redone with her married name)

2) Does this "replace" her AP papers? Do we need to carry those with us when we travel anymore?

3) Does this "replace" her EAD card?

Thanks!

1) Yes, No and Yes

2) Yes, No

3) Yes

[Flames9_RN 359]

if u travel ( at least to canada, cant say for others) you will need a passport and ur greencard!!

[mwinburn 0]

1) You no longer need an I94. However, I thought a BP officer was supposed to take that at some point? I'm not sure about it because I never got one.

2)Yes. No you don't need them to travel, just your passport.

3)Yes. The EAD card should have been taken by your interviewer when you had your green card interview. It no longer is valid as you have your green card.

We just have the conditional card, so haven't had that interview yet, if I'm understanding you correctly.

[Shakil 4]

When you receive your GC, your EAD and AP are nullified and void and should not be used for travel or work. GC is all you need or entry into the US and to work in the US. You need your passport to travel and visa to the country that you need to travel (if required), for entry into the country that you are traveling too. It really doesn't matter if you had any interviews or not. Your status is now LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENT since you have your Permanent resident card or Green Card.

[Flames9_RN 359]

When i have come back intot the USA, they hav edemanded to see my passport as well. Soem times they just ask for the greencard. On my last visit back to the USA (from canada) I purposely just handed over my greencard. The POE gal, asked where is your passport?

[Carlawarla 1]

Not everyone has an interview. That you got one without an interview is a bonus! Enjoy this gift from USCIS.

A GC in three months...that's wonderful timing. Congrats!