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Recieved I-797, NOA

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Happy New Year all Visa Journey folks! I had a nice New Year present yesterday, I received the NOA for my application to remove conditions, which I submitted on December 13.

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From what I've read, I take it that I keep this with me, along with my card (which will be expired) when I travel? I want to book a trip back to the UK in March, and was curious to anyones experiences of travelling out of the states with the expired card and letter in hand. Was it just the same? did you take copies to submit at immigration on return???

Thanks for any advice :D

 
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