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Conditional Status (Greencard)

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I have a passport but the name appear in there is when I was still single. It will expire on August 2011. Me and my husband is planning to visit europe within this year. I have my greencard but it is still on conditional status. Can I still travel to europe although the name appear in my passport and greencard is different? Since I am still on a conditional status, is constant travelling outside the US will affect my application to REMOVE A CONDITIONAL STATUS? Thank you and more power!

 
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