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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: England
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I am travelling out of the country for 2 weeks. I my case is STILL pending, my question is what do I need to take with me? I am under the impression that I need my expired greencard and NOA letter. IS this correct? I think this is the right letter I have here - It is my NOA to say my check for the fee was received and in the fine print it says 'your resident status is extended for one year' but it does not list dates. I did my biometrics months ago.

Thanks!

Louise (Merseyside, UK) and Mike (NY, USA)

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Together since 1998

25 Jun 2005 - Married in UK

I-130

07 Jul 2005 - Sent I-130 to Vermont

19 Jul 2005 - Received NOA1

30 Aug 2005 - APPROVED!!!

I-129F

21 Jul 2005 - Sent I-129F Spouse to Chicago

27 Jul 2005 - Chicago received our petition

02 Aug 2005 - Received NOA1

10 Aug 2005 - APPROVED!!!

19 Aug 2005 - Arrives at NVC

23 Aug 2005 - Received case number

25 Aug 2005 - Sent to London Consulate

30 Aug 2005 - London confirms it has been recieved

10 Sep 2005 - Recieved packet 3

13 Sep 2005 - Scheduled medical

15 Sep 2005 - Sent back packet 3 forms

04 Oct 2005 - Medical in Birmingham

07 Oct 2005 - Interview date set! Notification by email.

14 Oct 2005 - Recieved offical interview letter.

31 Oct 2005 - Interview date...VISA ISSUED!!!

04 Nov 2005 - Visa received!!!

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Yeah your expired green card and NOA should be enough, I recently travelled to Canada without much of a hassle. I would say be always prepared to explain your situation since I had to explain mine to both Canadian and US Immigration officers. The US Immigration officer also ended up asking for my drivers license.

You can also get a stamp on your passport if you want but they will take your expired green card and keep it with them.

****MY MOM'S JOURNEY****

Sponsorship

05/13/2011 Sent I-130 Form for Mother

09/28/2011 NOA2 - I-130approved

10/19/2011 NVC Case Number Assigned

****MY JOURNEY****

Citizenship

06/10/2009 Sent N-400 to TX

07/14/2009 Biometrics Date

09/02/2009 Interview at Mount Laurel Office - verbal approval :)

10/26/2009 Oath Ceremony...Officially a CITIZEN

10/26/2009 Applied for a US Passport

Removing Conditions

06/09/2008 Mailed I-751 Packet, Removal of Conditions on Residence

07/23/2008 Biometrics Done

02/11/2009 Case transferred to CSC

03/23/2009 Case Transferred to Newark, NJ, Awaiting Interview.

06/25/2009 Interview...APPROVED!!!...Never Received 10 year GC

AOS

03/24/2006 Sent AOS Forms (I-130, I-485, I-765)

04/18/2006 Biometrics Processed

05/13/2006 RFE for I-485 processing (need I-864)

06/20/2006 Sent in RFE

07/22/2006 Recieved EAD card

09/06/2006 AOS Interview...APPROVED

09/18/2006 Got my PR Card

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Jamaica
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Yep that is the letter. My husband travelled on that letter and his expired greencard. Like someone else mentioned be prepared to explain your status as the officer you get might not have dealt with it before. My husband had to explain but after his short explanation they were satisfied. Good luck and have a safe trip.

 
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