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Travelling whilst still waiting for the Permanent Resident Card in USA

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Hi, I will be entering the USA in Sept after finally getting approved in the UK for the CR1 visa. I have booked a couple of international holidays with my husband without realizing that i may not receive my actual permanent resident card in time!! Is there any other forms i will need to complete? Or will the stamped visa suffice for re-entry back into the USA following a 10 day holiday?

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JeanneAdil   6,261

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For a spouse visa ,  your passport /visa will be stamped with I 551 upon entry to US

you can then leave and return as needed for a year under this stamp (if needed till green card arrives ) as it acts as your green card\\\

 

u could leave on the next plane going out if u had a mind too

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