help! i need an answer

[Gradie and Jane 0]

Hi, I just want to ask a question regarding travelling outside the US while the Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence still on the process.

I already send my I-751 application last January 04, then receive the NOA and they already cash the check and Last February 16, I do my biometric at ASC.

Me and my husband are planning for a vacvation outside the US this coming March but it makes me worry that I could meet some problem in coming back because my 2 years green card will expire on March 8 2010. Though it was indicated in my NOA that they extended my condition status for one year and I could travel abroad and work. What I should do, so that I could travel outside US and coming back without problem in immigration? Please help me.....i really need an answer for this.

Jane

[franticsky 0]

Hi, I just want to ask a question regarding travelling outside the US while the Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence still on the process.

I already send my I-751 application last January 04, then receive the NOA and they already cash the check and Last February 16, I do my biometric at ASC.

Me and my husband are planning for a vacvation outside the US this coming March but it makes me worry that I could meet some problem in coming back because my 2 years green card will expire on March 8 2010. Though it was indicated in my NOA that they extended my condition status for one year and I could travel abroad and work. What I should do, so that I could travel outside US and coming back without problem in immigration? Please help me.....i really need an answer for this.

Jane

Yes you can travel with the extension notice , BUT , before you travel check with your airline if they need something called a "FLIGHT PASS" on your return trip to the United States. Many times airlines need this extra piece of documentation , this document can be obtained from the IS embassy of the country you are visiting

The reason airlines ask for this document is because they do not want a situation where they have to fly back a passenger if he or she is denied entry at the POE , I am very well aware of a situation like this because it has happened with one of my close friends who was visiting the Phillipines last year and was not allowed to board the plane from Manila , they had to cancel the trip , get the flight pass from the US consulate and then fly back

I am not saying that this will happen in your case , but it is better to be informed

Thanks , hope it helps

[Gradie and Jane 0]

Yes you can travel with the extension notice , BUT , before you travel check with your airline if they need something called a "FLIGHT PASS" on your return trip to the United States. Many times airlines need this extra piece of documentation , this document can be obtained from the IS embassy of the country you are visiting

The reason airlines ask for this document is because they do not want a situation where they have to fly back a passenger if he or she is denied entry at the POE , I am very well aware of a situation like this because it has happened with one of my close friends who was visiting the Phillipines last year and was not allowed to board the plane from Manila , they had to cancel the trip , get the flight pass from the US consulate and then fly back

I am not saying that this will happen in your case , but it is better to be informed

Thanks , hope it helps

Thank you so much for the info...

What is IS embassy where i can obtaine that Flight pass?

[franticsky 0]

Thank you so much for the info...

What is IS embassy where i can obtaine that Flight pass?

The US consulate to the country you are visiting , you can do a google search and check , but first confirm with your airline

[Otto 83]

If you bring with you:

• Passport (of course)
  
• NOA1/Extension Letter (copy should be fine)
  
• Current or now-expired PR/Green Card
  

You should be fine reentering the US. (Some might suggest a copy of marriage certificate but I think that isn't really necessary.)

[Gradie and Jane 0]

If you bring with you:

• Passport (of course)
  
• NOA1/Extension Letter (copy should be fine)
  
• Current or now-expired PR/Green Card
  

You should be fine reentering the US. (Some might suggest a copy of marriage certificate but I think that isn't really necessary.)

Thank you so much....

IT's a big relief!

[franticsky 0]

Thank you so much....

IT's a big relief!

Check with your Airline though , does not hurt

[Gradie and Jane 0]

Check with your Airline though , does not hurt

Yes! we do... and we do goggle too the US embasy in the Philippines on how to obtain the FLIGHT PASS

Thank you so much. Its a big help.

I really miss my family and my mother want to see my 10 months old baby girl.

Have a nice day.

Jane

[franticsky 0]

Yes! we do... and we do goggle too the US embasy in the Philippines on how to obtain the FLIGHT PASS

Thank you so much. Its a big help.

I really miss my family and my mother want to see my 10 months old baby girl.

Have a nice day.

Jane

Have a nice and a safe trip , all the best