Quickie Q's

[HKcouple 0]

Hi all,

When removing conditions, is it base on the day of marriage? or the expiration date of my wife condition green card?

Also, my wife had a death in her family last week. Do I need to apply for re-entry permit if she wants to fly back to Hong Kong? She'll be gone for up to 1-2 weeks.

Thanks all~

[summersurf 10]

Hi, she needs to file the Removing of Condition (ROC) within 90 days before the expiration date of her Conditional Green Card. And nope, she doesn't need to apply for re-entry permit, all she needs just the GC and her passport (and the plane ticket for sure ) When her Conditional GC will be expired?

Very sorry about the death in her family. Wish your wife a safe flight!

[HKcouple 0]

That's good to hear. I was worry about waiting for the re-entry permit to arrive and what not.

So my wife just needs to bring her GC (2 year condition) and her passport? Does she needs to bring any other documents?

I need to check when her GC expires, but I know it's not anywhere 3 months from now.

Thanks

[w8inglongtime 29]

That's good to hear. I was worry about waiting for the re-entry permit to arrive and what not.

So my wife just needs to bring her GC (2 year condition) and her passport? Does she needs to bring any other documents?

I need to check when her GC expires, but I know it's not anywhere 3 months from now.

Thanks

The passport and green card are the only documents she'd need for her travels. No re-entry permit needed for such a short trip. Condolences to you and your wife.

[summersurf 10]

That's good to hear. I was worry about waiting for the re-entry permit to arrive and what not.

So my wife just needs to bring her GC (2 year condition) and her passport? Does she needs to bring any other documents?

I need to check when her GC expires, but I know it's not anywhere 3 months from now.

Thanks

Yup, just her Green Card and her Passport, no other documents needed. Oh and if her Conditional GC will be expired about 3 months from now, please be sure she file the ROC right after she came back from Hongkong (thats what i would do )