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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Iceland
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Hi All,
It's been a little while since I've posted on here, but I need some guidance. My husband and I are leaving to visit his home country this week and we have not received a NOA/Extension of Stay receipt for his CR-1 visa.We had to file it later than planned due to some bills that needed to be urgently paid. Obviously, the USCIS team is being less than helpful because it's been less than 30 days since we filed his paperwork and we can't initiate a claim until it's been more than 30 days...

Is there anything we can do to prevent him being denied re-entry if the receipt doesn't come in time?

Alissa (USC) married to Orri (Iceland)
Married 12-30-2011
Currently waiting in Iceland for visa approval
06/13/2012: I-130 filed
06/15/2012: USPS Confirms Delivery
06/20/2012: G1145 Email Received
06/18/2012: NOA1 Date
08/21/2012: NOA2 - Approved
09/14/2012: AOS Invoice Date
10/05/2012: AOS Marked as PAID
10/17/2012: IV Invoice Date
02/12/2013: IV Bill marked as PAID
02/13/2013: AOS Package Sent

02/28/2013: AOS Package Accepted
02/13/2013: IV Package Sent
03/06/2013: IV Package Accepted
03/06/2013: Case Completed

03/14/2013: Consulate Received Case
03/07/2013: Interview Scheduled
03/08/2013: Medical Examination
04/10/2013: Interview, Reykjavík Embassy - APPROVED!
04/13/2013: Visa Received

04/27/2013 - Immigrant Visa Fee paid
05/02/2013: POE- Denver
XX/XX/2013: Welcome Letter Received
XX/XX/2013: Green Card Received
Petition Approval Time: 68 Days
Time between USCIS and NVC: 25 Days
Total Start-to-Finish Time: 322 days

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Hi All,

It's been a little while since I've posted on here, but I need some guidance. My husband and I are leaving to visit his home country this week and we have not received a NOA/Extension of Stay receipt for his CR-1 visa.We had to file it later than planned due to some bills that needed to be urgently paid. Obviously, the USCIS team is being less than helpful because it's been less than 30 days since we filed his paperwork and we can't initiate a claim until it's been more than 30 days...

Is there anything we can do to prevent him being denied re-entry if the receipt doesn't come in time?

Why don't you schedule an INFOPASS appointment at you local field office?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Iceland
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We are leaving on Thursday, so I dont know that that is very realistic (the nearest office is in San Antonio)... I wish I would've known to make an InfoPass appointment sooner :(

Alissa (USC) married to Orri (Iceland)
Married 12-30-2011
Currently waiting in Iceland for visa approval
06/13/2012: I-130 filed
06/15/2012: USPS Confirms Delivery
06/20/2012: G1145 Email Received
06/18/2012: NOA1 Date
08/21/2012: NOA2 - Approved
09/14/2012: AOS Invoice Date
10/05/2012: AOS Marked as PAID
10/17/2012: IV Invoice Date
02/12/2013: IV Bill marked as PAID
02/13/2013: AOS Package Sent

02/28/2013: AOS Package Accepted
02/13/2013: IV Package Sent
03/06/2013: IV Package Accepted
03/06/2013: Case Completed

03/14/2013: Consulate Received Case
03/07/2013: Interview Scheduled
03/08/2013: Medical Examination
04/10/2013: Interview, Reykjavík Embassy - APPROVED!
04/13/2013: Visa Received

04/27/2013 - Immigrant Visa Fee paid
05/02/2013: POE- Denver
XX/XX/2013: Welcome Letter Received
XX/XX/2013: Green Card Received
Petition Approval Time: 68 Days
Time between USCIS and NVC: 25 Days
Total Start-to-Finish Time: 322 days

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If his condition green card is still valid, there is no problem with reentry. InfoPass won't help anything unless you have receipt number to ask for a I-551 stamp.

N400

12/06/2014: Package filed

12/31/2014: Fingerprinted

02/06/2015: In-Line for Interview

04/15/2015: Passed Interview

05/05/2015: Oath letter was sent

05/22/2015: Oath Ceremony

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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Ok, it took me a moment, but I believe you are talking about fling for removal of conditions, and have not received the NOA receipt letter that will extend his green card(not the visa) for a year.

If the green card will not expire before the trip and especially by the time he returns to the US, then all is well and it is fine to go and use it. If it will expire before the trip, then you need that extension letter first, or do not leave.

~ Moved from AOS from Family Based Visas to Working & Traveling During US Immigration - topic is travel during ROC ~

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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