Traveling to Mexico with GC

[silverfai 0]

My work is going to send me to Mexico for a week. I will be traveling to Mexico during the day and return to the states (El Paso, tx) to stay because it is safer. I am a GC holder and I have a british passport. My passport does not require visa to travel to Mexico. When I return to the states each time during these several nights, will they stamp my passport each time?

Is my passport and GC are the only thing they will need to inspect in US custum?? Anything else I will need.

I have been told I need to fill in the FNM form when I am in Mexico immigration.

anything else I am missing?!?!

Thank you!!!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

My work is going to send me to Mexico for a week. I will be traveling to Mexico during the day and return to the states (El Paso, tx) to stay because it is safer. I am a GC holder and I have a british passport. My passport does not require visa to travel to Mexico. When I return to the states each time during these several nights, will they stamp my passport each time?

Is my passport and GC are the only thing they will need to inspect in US custum?? Anything else I will need.

I have been told I need to fill in the FNM form when I am in Mexico immigration.

anything else I am missing?!?!

Thank you!!!

You do not need the passport...GC only for Mexico, Canada and Carribean islands. You don't believe me so you will take your passport anyway. You won't need it. I live right next to Canada and go there often, (several times in a week or even more than once in a day sometimes) my wife does also and never shows anything but her green card. She doesn't even take her passport along.

[TBoneTX 43,194]

Si man -- green card only, for you, and my U.S. passport has never been stamped on any visit to or from Mexico (it's swiped through the U.S. Customs passport-reader system).

When you attempt to re-enter at El Paso, you'll be asked what you're bringing back, what you were doing in Mexico, etc. Answer truthfully and maintain good eye contact with the CBP officers. Before your trip, go to http://www.cbp.gov and review the list of prohibited items, limited items, and must-declare items that you might bring back.

If you have any free time, drive almost an hour west of El Paso to Columbus, New Mexico, and visit the little Mexican town called Palomas. It's one of my favo(u)rite border towns. There's outstanding shopping and an excellent restaurant at the "Pink Store": http://www.thepinkstoremexico.com/#