AOS approved w/o interview

[Minya's wife 25]

My husband's greencard was approved without interview in February of this year. We are leaving in a week, for a trip to visit his family. My question concerns the I-94, which because we had no AOS interview, is still in his passport. Do we remove this from his passport, prior to our travel, or leave it there? I ask because I know that for those that are approved at the AOS interview, the I-94 is removed from the passport, but for those who are approved w/out interview, this(the I-94) remains in their passport. I don't want us to have any difficulty when leaving or upon re-entry into the US, because the I-94 is still stapled in my husband's passport. Any advice?

Thanks,

-P

[Otto 83]

My husband's greencard was approved without interview in February of this year. We are leaving in a week, for a trip to visit his family. My question concerns the I-94, which because we had no AOS interview, is still in his passport. Do we remove this from his passport, prior to our travel, or leave it there? I ask because I know that for those that are approved at the AOS interview, the I-94 is removed from the passport, but for those who are approved w/out interview, this(the I-94) remains in their passport. I don't want us to have any difficulty when leaving or upon re-entry into the US, because the I-94 is still stapled in my husband's passport. Any advice?

Thanks,

-P

Assuming you now have the GC - you can take the I-94 out; frame it, make it part of a scrapbook etc.

[ED*Riza 0]

I took mine off from the passport before I left last October no problem with it . enjoy the vacation.

[Minya's wife 25]

Thanks for the quick response! Yes, my husband has his GC. We specifically wanted to wait for that before traveling...I know the advance parole is perfectly acceptable, but I guess I just wanted to play it as safe as possible.

We'll remove the I-94 from the passport before the trip.

-P