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All Green Cards are Form I-551. Look on the back of your card (top left corner):

Yes. CBP provides airlines a Guide and the Guide clearly says you can travel to the US: https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2019-Mar/2019 Carrier Information Guide - ENGLISH.pdf
 
But you'll also need a negative Covid-19 test before you come back: https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/fr-proof-negative-test.html

So here is the latest from me:
 
7/13/20 -  Application mailed
7/17/20 - Application received
7/23/20 - Check was cashed
7/24/20 - Text/Mail notification
8/01/20 - Received NOA
 
A couple of questions regarding the I-797:
- is the petitioner and beneficiary name supposed to be the same? Mine is. 
- is there supposed to be a priority date? Mine is blank. 

So here is the latest from me:
 
7/13/20 -  Application mailed
7/17/20 - Application received
7/23/20 - Check was cashed
7/24/20 - Text/Mail notification
8/01/20 - Received NOA
 
A couple of questions regarding the I-797:
- is the petitioner and beneficiary name supposed to be the same? Mine is. 
- is there supposed to be a priority date? Mine is blank. 

Hi guys.
 
Did anyone receive a letter in the mail stating that their green card will expire soon and the need to renew? 
 
I am asking because I didn't. We moved in September 2019 and I filed for my address change using the online AR-11 tool. I specifically remember getting a notification that my request was submitted but never heard anything after, such as a confirmation email/mail. And now I cannot find the request submitted email either. 
 
So, should I be concerned about it? I believe I should call USCIS to verify the address they have on file for me. Any help will be appreciated! 
 
For what its worth, I already submitted by I-751, waiting on confirmation email/text.  

Hello folks. 
 
I'm a little behind on applying for the I-751. My 90-day window opened on June 18. I am just wrapping it up now and hope to have the documents mailed on Saturday. I am concerned that the green card will expire prior to receiving the NOA letter. 
 
Here is a list of my evidence for a bonafide marriage.
 
- Geico Insurance Statements
- Joint Checking Bank Statement
- Joint Credit Card Statement
- Stimulus Check letter
- Previous domestic travel itinerary (last year)
 
I do not have much more than that as we live with my parents and the mortgage is under their name. Additionally, I want to submit a 2019 Tax Statement, however, I must wait a week to receive it in the mail (cannot get it online as the phone number is not under my name). Are my evidences sufficient or should I wait for the tax statements? Or maybe I should just submit the first two pages of my tax return which has both of our names.
 
And last question: for the fees, should the filing fee and biometric fee be combined on one check or should it be separated into two separate checks?
 
Thank you for all your help!