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I-751 Can You Leave Country After Receiving NOA?

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Hi there!

Can you leave the country after receiving the NOA for an I-751 file? In a difference scenario, let's say you are approved but haven't received the new Green Card - can you leave the country then?

We will be applying (for my husband) end of January next year and his sister is getting married in England in July. We were really hoping to go, but based on what I am reading about VSC processing times it looks like it is currently taking about 8 months for just the approval (thankfully the NOA is not taking that long)

Any help provided will be great as I need to pass on the info to the bride-to-be.

And thank goodness for this website - it has been a lifesaver in so many ways!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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the NOA-1 on the RoC casefile

contains wording that extends the green card for one year.

best to carry this NOA-1 when travelling, also make copies of it, keep it in different places, scan it and email it around, even keep a copy of it on yer smartphone.

Sometimes my language usage seems confusing - please feel free to 'read it twice', just in case !
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Yes but it's recommended to wait for the biometrics first. The NOA1 extends the green card for 1 year. One can also get an i-551 stamp in their passport.

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