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My wife has a 2 year green card, good thru the end of September '10. We will be filing for the 10 year come June.

My question is regarding travel outside the US. She has not been home (Thailand) in 2.5 years and is planning on going for a month in April. I think she is good to go, but just asking here to make sure.

Anything we need to do before she goes? So that she has no problems getting back in?

Thanks all!

Michael

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If her passport and Green Card have different names (maiden and married) then many folks carry a copy of their marriage license too.

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If her passport and Green Card have different names (maiden and married) then many folks carry a copy of their marriage license too.

What a great suggestion! Noted.

Thanks so much,

Michael

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She should have no problems if the matter Anh map referred to is covered. She will use her passport to leave and her greencard to re-enter the US. Hope she has a great visit home.

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My wife has a 2 year green card, good thru the end of September '10. We will be filing for the 10 year come June.

My question is regarding travel outside the US. She has not been home (Thailand) in 2.5 years and is planning on going for a month in April. I think she is good to go, but just asking here to make sure.

Anything we need to do before she goes? So that she has no problems getting back in?

Thanks all!

Michael

Just her Thailand passport, GC, and possibly her marriage cert (just in case). My wife (and I) just traveled back to Thailand for 2 weeks and returned using her 2-yr GC. No problems - we didn't even need to show her marriage cert to explain the difference in last names between her GC and passport. If you're going in April, have a happy Song Kran!

K1: 01/15/2009 (mailed I-129F) - 06/23/2009 (visa received)

AOS: 08/08/2009 (mailed I-485, I-765, & I-131) - 10/29/2009 (received GC)

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