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Travelling while i751 pending

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Mike E Grand Master

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22 minutes ago, Newyorker2021 said:

am travelling and meanwhile the petition gets an update and its rejection what happens then. Can I still come back?

Yes. Come back immediately.

 

Not a bad idea to have a lawyer lined up in case you get an abusive CBP officer with a weak grasp of the law. 

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5 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Yes. Come back immediately.

 

Not a bad idea to have a lawyer lined up in case you get an abusive CBP officer with a weak grasp of the law. 

I have a lawyer already. My petition was filed by my attorney. But just thinking about all possible scenarios. lol

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37 minutes ago, Newyorker2021 said:

Hi,

 

My i751 is pending. I have an expired green card and an extension letter. Just wondering if I am travelling and meanwhile the petition gets an update and its rejection what happens then. Can I still come back? What are my options?

 

Yes, you can return.  Don't drive yourself crazy with all the "what ifs".

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1 hour ago, Newyorker2021 said:

Hi,

 

My i751 is pending. I have an expired green card and an extension letter. Just wondering if I am travelling and meanwhile the petition gets an update and its rejection what happens then. Can I still come back? What are my options?

 

As long as extension letter is valid, original and expired GC is with you, you should be OK.

 
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