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Hi,

My 2-year green card is expiring on July 2018. I will be filing for ROC within 90 days to it’s expiration. That would be in April.  My question is, am I still allowed to travel outside of the US after I submitted my papers for ROC in April? We’re planning to have a 2-week vacation to Europe in May.

Thanks for your replies:)

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4 minutes ago, dpd said:

Hi,

My 2-year green card is expiring on July 2018. I will be filing for ROC within 90 days to it’s expiration. That would be in April.  My question is, am I still allowed to travel outside of the US after I submitted my papers for ROC in April? We’re planning to have a 2-week vacation to Europe in May.

Thanks for your replies:)

Yes, when you file for ROC you would get NOA letter that would extend your GC to one year from the expiration date on your GC. You will need to show your expire GC and extension letter whenever you are traveling. 

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