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Pending Removal of Conditions on 2 yr Green Card I-795, but want to travel

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Jamaica
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I'm married to an American. My 2 yr conditional green card expired Nov 2018. Prior to that, I filed I-795 to remove conditions. I later received a Notice of Action letter which serves as an 18 months extension to my green card while my I-795 is pending. I have even done my biometrics. 

 

In May I would like to travel to my country, Jamaica, for only 2 weeks. The extension letter clearly states to bring my passport, expired green card and the extension letter upon re-entry in the US.

 

I just want some reassurance that this is fine to do so. Does anyone have any experience with this?

 

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No issues - bring original extension letter, passport and expired green card. 

 

My wife used her extension letter last Sept for our holiday in England.

ROC Timeline

Service Center: Vermont

90 Day Window Opened....08/08/17

I-751 Packet Sent..............08/14/17

NO1 Dated.........................

NO1 Received....................

Check Cashed....................

Biometrics Received..........

Biometrics Appointment.....

Approved...........................

 

IR-1/CR-1 Visa

I-130 NOA1: 22 Dec 2014
I-130 NOA2: 25 Jan 2015
NVC Received: 06 Feb 2015
Pay AOS Bill: 07 Mar 2015
Pay IV Bill : 20 Mar 2015
Send IV/AOS Package: 23 Mar 2015
Submit DS-261: 26 Mar 2015
Case Completed at NVC: 24 Apr 2015
Interview Date: 22 Sep 2015
Visa Approved: 22 Sep 2015
Visa Received: 03 Oct 2015 

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I assume you meant I-751?  

 

With the extension letter you can travel.  Book tickets in passport name.  Bring your expired green card and letter with you for reentry. 

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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57 minutes ago, NikLR said:

I assume you meant I-751?  

 

With the extension letter you can travel.  Book tickets in passport name.  Bring your expired green card and letter with you for reentry. 

Yes, I meant I-751. Thank you.

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