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shirleyjeremy   0

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Ok i have a question,

My wife has to apply in September to get her new green card with no restrictions. We were planing on flying out to Guatemala for Christmas. If she does not get her new card in the mail befor we leave and when we come back her green card will be out of date can we still go or do i need to talk to some one. If so who do i call for that, thanks everyone

Jeremy

Service Center : Vermont Service Center

Consulate : Guatemala

2006-04-25 I-130 Sent

2006-05-10 I-130 NOA1

2006-05-10 I-130 sent to CSC

2006-08-16 I-130 Approved

I-130 was approved in 113 days.

2006-08-24 NVC Received

2006-09-06 DS-3032 / I-864 Bill generated

2006-09-06 Pay I-864 Bill (using self generated form)

2006-09-06 Wife sent 3032 email

2006-09-11 choice of agent excepted

2006-09-13 Aos bill prossesed

2006-09-18 IV bill generated

2006-09-18 I-864 generated

2006-09-18 I-864 sent using self generated forms

2006-09-19 I-864 recived by NVC

2006-09-22 IV bill arrived

2006-09-23 IV bill sent

2006-09-26 IV bill recived

2006-10-02 DS-230 Generated

2006-10-02 DS-230 Sent

2006-10-04 DS-230 NVC Recived DS-230

2006-10-31 Case approved adios NVC

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SilentJester   0

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Your NOA1 for the I-751 is also a one year extension of your Green Card. If you plan to send the package off in September and will not be leaving until December you *should* receive the NOA before you left. Never know what may happen with processing times by then however...but don't leave the country with out the NOA and you will be just fine! :thumbs:

Any information I post is based upon my personal experience only. I am not a lawyer.

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Boiler   45,923

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Your NOA1 for the I-751 is also a one year extension of your Green Card. If you plan to send the package off in September and will not be leaving until December you *should* receive the NOA before you left. Never know what may happen with processing times by then however...but don't leave the country with out the NOA and you will be just fine! :thumbs:

Or if you office does it get the I-551 stamp in her passport.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

 
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