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Lyz

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  • City
    Lawrence
  • State
    Kansas

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  • Immigration Status
    K-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    California Service Center
  • Local Office
    Kansas City MO
  • Country
    Kenya

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  1. We don't have the card. We have purchased another ticket through Germany
  2. Gotcha! We live and we learn. Note to self: Ditch BA completely!
  3. Wow! Thank you! I wish we had known this. The officers should probably let people keep their expired GC till naturalization just in case of such issues
  4. We probably have to do this but it is so unfair to be assured by US immigration that we can use this as a travel document just for it to be rejected. Traveling through a different country means we have to cough up at least $800 on short notice
  5. If one is a permanent resident of the US they do not need a visa to the UK. The stamp is supposed to serve as her GC. They actually took away her expired physical GC
  6. Why would the USCIS issue a document, take away the physical green card and assure us we can travel with it if we can't? That is the only travel document she has from the US so I don't know who dropped the ball here. Super frustrating
  7. We have been calling and calling and getting taken round in circles
  8. Hi all, My daughter was traveling back from Kenya with British Airways. She has an I-551 stamp in her passport. The officer who stamped it had asked her not to use her expired green card and extension anymore as this had been replaced by the stamp. She traveled through Heathrow to Nairobi with the same documents with no issue, but a few days ago in Nairobi, BA personnel refused to check her in, claiming that the stamp is a wet stamp and is not acceptable in Britain. We are really at a loss on how to proceed, other than to buy a new ticket on a different airline (money we can't really spare). My son had traveled through Denmark and France in December with the same stamp with no issue at all. Does anyone know anything about wet stamp or why she cannot travel through the UK yet the USCIS said she could work and travel using this stamp? Any suggestion on how to resolve this is welcome. Thanks PS someone in another forum said they were denied boarding to the US with the stamp and were deported back to Kenya. They had to use a different airline altogether.
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