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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Peru
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Hello,

We are applying to remove my husband's conditions at the end of this month (assuming we have our acts together and all the paperwork is available LOL :)

Question: we have tickets to travel outside the US for two weeks in May. His green card does not expire until after we return to the US (late June).

Does anyone see any issues with this? We will still have his valid green card so I assume we are ok.

Thanks for your support.

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you should be fine. Make sure you take your NOA1 with you just in case, because sometimes some people like to cause us trouble for no reason. I travelled with my green card barely still valid and it worked out just fine (I think I had 1-2 weeks till expiration)

Angelika (Schweinfurt, Germany) and Chris (Tulsa, USA)

I-130

Aug 23 2005 - sent to TSC

Aug 25 2005 - received at CSC

Aug 29 2005 - NOA1 in mail

Jan 25 2006 - NOA 2 per email

Jan 31 2006 - Case # assigned

Feb 13 2006 - AOS Bill and DS 3032 received

Feb 14 2006 - AOS Bill paid and DS 3032 sent to NVC

Feb 27 2006 - AOS form and IV Bill issued

Mar 23 2006 - AOS and IV Bill sent to NVC

Apr 10 2006 - DS230 received and sent right back

Apr 28 2006 - case complete

May 2 2006 - sent to Consulate

May 4 2006 - received at Consulate

July 17 2006 - Interview in Germany

Aug 02 2006 - Flying back to Tulsa with my CR1 in passport

Removal of Conditions - I-751

May 2 2008 - Mailed I-751 to TSC

May 21 2008 - Received NOA 1 (extension letter) from VSC

May 27 2008 - Biometrics Appointment in OKC

July 22 2008 - touched

August 6 2008 - touched

February 22, 2009 - touched

March 24, 2009 - card production ordered

April 4, 2009 - Green Card in mail

I-129F

Aug 31 - Oct 20 2005at NBC

Oct 26 - Nov 3 2005 at NVC

Jan 10 2006- Visa interview

Feb 09 2006- Flying to Tulsa

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Yes, as long as the green card is still valid when you return you should be fine. The only possible issue I can see occurring is if you receive a biometrics appointment for when you are away. They seem to arrive about a month after the I-751 is received so you should be fine. You might find that the appointment is for while you are away, but if you have the biometrics letter in hand you will probably be able to do a walk-in biometrics before you go. If you haven't received the ASC before you leave you might want to have someone watching your mail and have a way to contact you if the ASC letter does arrive. This person might then be able to re-schedule your biometrics for after your return. You should have no issues, however, with returning as long as the green card is still valid.

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