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Filed: Country: Colombia
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My wife is desparate to visit Colombia - bad case of homesickness after 2 years away. BUT... we are ready to file for 'removal of conditions' on her greencard (early June is filing time). Question is this... How long does it usually take to get the letter back from USCIS saying they have received her I-751? From what I read elsewhere, she would need this letter, along with her current greencard as proof that she is still legal. Would that be sufficient for travel out of the country? She doesn't want to, or more precisely CAN'T, wait for another six months to a year to get approval.

Any advice would be most welcome.

Charles

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the NOA1 we received 10 days after filing for removal included text indicating a 1 year extension of the 2 year card. these two together are good enough to get your wife back into USA, assuming she is back in a month or so. trouble is, she may receive short notice for biometrics appointment. if she misses the bio appt the case is considered abandoned. perhaps a bio appointment can be delayed by petition.

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the NOA1 we received 10 days after filing for removal included text indicating a 1 year extension of the 2 year card. these two together are good enough to get your wife back into USA, assuming she is back in a month or so. trouble is, she may receive short notice for biometrics appointment. if she misses the bio appt the case is considered abandoned. perhaps a bio appointment can be delayed by petition.

You can reschedule bio appts but you'd have to get the notice to know you'd need to reschedule. If you'd have someone reliable checking your mail for it, fine - otherwise, could be niggly. Best bet would be to go after you receive that notice.

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