What should I do with my I-94 still in my passport .. GC holder

[ED*Riza 0]

I am sorry guys if this question ...

THis coming Oct 11 my hubby and I are going back to Philippines for 2 weeks vacation. I already have my GC without interview since january this year. My question is for my I-94 that is still stapled in my amended passport( married name now) should I just leave it there?

Thank you very much.

RIZA

[john_and_marlene 162]

I am sorry guys if this question ...

THis coming Oct 11 my hubby and I are going back to Philippines for 2 weeks vacation. I already have my GC without interview since january this year. My question is for my I-94 that is still stapled in my amended passport( married name now) should I just leave it there?

Thank you very much.

RIZA

You can remove it if you want. It won't make any difference.

[ED*Riza 0]

I am sorry guys if this question ...

THis coming Oct 11 my hubby and I are going back to Philippines for 2 weeks vacation. I already have my GC without interview since january this year. My question is for my I-94 that is still stapled in my amended passport( married name now) should I just leave it there?

Thank you very much.

RIZA

You can remove it if you want. It won't make any difference.

Thanks for the quick reply...

[*JG* 2]

Good to know. I keep removing it to make a copy of the passport for something or another and then stapling it back in.

[ED*Riza 0]

Good to know. I keep removing it to make a copy of the passport for something or another and then stapling it back in.

Same here..I am paranoid with this I guess. Another thing I talked to a friend yesterday and she told me that i should not stay in Philippines more than 18 days because there were some cases that a GC holder were not able to enter at the POE when they came back. I read the USCIS website it says that 6months to 11 months is really ok all the more 18 days..Hmm. I just wonder if she tried to scare me.

[*JG* 2]

18 days seems really extreme. I usually hear 6 months from most countries.

It's always good to get more then on opinion when someone tells you something crazy like that. I rarely trust one person at all.

Maybe she knew someone who had issues upon re-entry and their magic number was 18 days.

[john_and_marlene 162]

Good to know. I keep removing it to make a copy of the passport for something or another and then stapling it back in.

Same here..I am paranoid with this I guess. Another thing I talked to a friend yesterday and she told me that i should not stay in Philippines more than 18 days because there were some cases that a GC holder were not able to enter at the POE when they came back. I read the USCIS website it says that 6months to 11 months is really ok all the more 18 days..Hmm. I just wonder if she tried to scare me.

We have made 2 trips back to the Philippines since getting the GC. One trip was 30 days and one trip was 33 days. Also, are you aware that the spouse of a Philippine citizen is not restricted to the 21 day visa? Both times we went back we went through the Balikbayan line at immigration and requested the Balikbayan visa for me (good for 1 year). We haven't even sent in her passport for the name change amendment yet, but we took a certified copy of our marriage certificate.

[ED*Riza 0]

Good to know. I keep removing it to make a copy of the passport for something or another and then stapling it back in.

Same here..I am paranoid with this I guess. Another thing I talked to a friend yesterday and she told me that i should not stay in Philippines more than 18 days because there were some cases that a GC holder were not able to enter at the POE when they came back. I read the USCIS website it says that 6months to 11 months is really ok all the more 18 days..Hmm. I just wonder if she tried to scare me.

We have made 2 trips back to the Philippines since getting the GC. One trip was 30 days and one trip was 33 days. Also, are you aware that the spouse of a Philippine citizen is not restricted to the 21 day visa? Both times we went back we went through the Balikbayan line at immigration and requested the Balikbayan visa for me (good for 1 year). We haven't even sent in her passport for the name change amendment yet, but we took a certified copy of our marriage certificate.

yeah I am aware of that too but we decided for those days only for this trip hopefully next time it will a month or so. Thank you . I really was expecting for your reply since I have notice that you just back from the Philippines.

[ED*Riza 0]

18 days seems really extreme. I usually hear 6 months from most countries.

It's always good to get more then on opinion when someone tells you something crazy like that. I rarely trust one person at all.

Maybe she knew someone who had issues upon re-entry and their magic number was 18 days.

Thanks JG. yeah maybe they have issues with that number. I will even bring my AP as well though i know My GC is enough.

[TayRivers 4]

18 days seems really extreme. I usually hear 6 months from most countries.

It's always good to get more then on opinion when someone tells you something crazy like that. I rarely trust one person at all.

Maybe she knew someone who had issues upon re-entry and their magic number was 18 days.

Thanks JG. yeah maybe they have issues with that number. I will even bring my AP as well though i know My GC is enough.

If you are a Greencard holder then your AP is void, you should not take it with you or it may cause confusion when you get to POE all you need is your passport and your Greencard.

[ED*Riza 0]

18 days seems really extreme. I usually hear 6 months from most countries.

It's always good to get more then on opinion when someone tells you something crazy like that. I rarely trust one person at all.

Maybe she knew someone who had issues upon re-entry and their magic number was 18 days.

Thanks JG. yeah maybe they have issues with that number. I will even bring my AP as well though i know My GC is enough.

If you are a Greencard holder then your AP is void, you should not take it with you or it may cause confusion when you get to POE all you need is your passport and your Greencard.

Thank you for your reply. I will only present my GC and passport when come back from the trip.

[payxibka 10,045]

18 days seems really extreme. I usually hear 6 months from most countries.

It's always good to get more then on opinion when someone tells you something crazy like that. I rarely trust one person at all.

Maybe she knew someone who had issues upon re-entry and their magic number was 18 days.

Thanks JG. yeah maybe they have issues with that number. I will even bring my AP as well though i know My GC is enough.

If they won't admit you with a greencard... They certainly would not with your AP.... You can frame or shred your AP and/or EAD card if you want as they both now are worthless

[ED*Riza 0]

18 days seems really extreme. I usually hear 6 months from most countries.

It's always good to get more then on opinion when someone tells you something crazy like that. I rarely trust one person at all.

Maybe she knew someone who had issues upon re-entry and their magic number was 18 days.

Thanks JG. yeah maybe they have issues with that number. I will even bring my AP as well though i know My GC is enough.

If they won't admit you with a greencard... They certainly would not with your AP.... You can frame or shred your AP and/or EAD card if you want as they both now are worthless

Thank you ..

[Krikit 1,164]

I never bothered myself much with the I-94. Some ticket agents will remove them from your passport. Others will leave them there and then they'll be removed at the POE. It's no biggy.