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What is I-551 stamp? Does eveybody needs it. As far as I know when you get NOA your green card is being extended for 1 more year.Any input will be appreciated.

You are correct.... the NOA is enough. But some people do get it and it is a matter of preference.....

N-400 Naturalization Timeline

06/28/11 .. Mailed N-400 package via Priority mail with delivery confirmation

06/30/11 .. Package Delivered to Dallas Lockbox

07/06/11 .. Received e-mail notification of application acceptance

07/06/11 .. Check cashed

07/08/11 .. Received NOA letter

07/29/11 .. Received text/e-mail for biometrics notice

08/03/11 .. Received Biometrics letter - scheduled for 8/24/11

08/04/11 .. Walk-in finger prints done.

08/08/11 .. Received text/e-mail: Placed in line for interview scheduling

09/12/11 .. Received Yellow letter dated 9/7/11

09/13/11 .. Received text/e-mail: Interview scheduled

09/16/11 .. Received interview letter

10/19/11 .. Interview - PASSED

10/20/11 .. Received text/email: Oath scheduled

10/22/11 .. Received OATH letter

11/09/11 .. Oath ceremony

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Japan
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From VJ ROC Guide http://www.visajourn...ontent/751guide

If by some chance you are not approved within a year you will want to make an InfoPass appointment to go to your Local Office to request an I-551 stamp in your passport. This does happen as it sometimes it takes over a year to be approved. After your NOA extension expires, this is your only evidence of legal status which you are required to have, by law. This happens occasionally, that a case takes over a year, but it's rare. Local Offices will not give an I-551 stamp is you have another type of evidence of status (ie, expired Green Card + extension letter).

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Hi all, I filed my I-751 waiver divore filed on december 23, 2009 through Immigaration attorney, my case is complecated thats why i hired a good attorney, my long story short is I came usa on visit visa in 2005 got married to usa citizen 2005 got conditional green card in 2006, applied I-751 joint end of 2007, applied citizenship end of 2008 at that time my I-751 was not appvoed, got seprated from wife may 2009, n-400 and i751 interview july, i went there without my wife also she filed divorce before that interview. 2 months later they refused my both appliactions base my wife didnt appear @ interview even she was not called on interview.In result after two months my conditional g card terminated. I talkd to a good immigaration attorney he advised me to finlised divorce and apply I-751 waiver/bona fide marriage. my divorce was finalised december 2009 and after one week my attorny send my case with a lots of evidence to uscis vsc. Now waiting for positive results. plz wish me Good Luck. my marriage was last more then four years so i had lots of proofs like joint lease papers, banks statments, joint utility bills, insurence , my life insurance on her name, etc.

here is my time

married to us citizen :2005

got conditional green card: 2006

12/2007: filed joint I-751

12/2008: applied N-400

05/2009 sepraton

07/2009 I-751/N400 interview (decision can not made at this time)

10/2009 both appliaction refused

12/2009 divorce finlized

12/23/2009 Applied I751 waiver sent to vsc

12/24/2009 appliaction recived chck cashed

12/28/2009 one year extention latter recived(also latter says that extention is not valid if your status was terminated)

12/30/2009 Fp appointment latter for 01/25/2010

01/25/2010 finger print done in 15 minutes

Now waiting game start............................................. .........

I wants to travel out of country, uscis did not gave me full status on new I-751 receipt. according to reciept notice from uscis it says (this extension and authorization for employment and travel does not apply to you if your conditional resident status has been terminated.

now My question is that if I make Info appointment and go my Do office, can I get stamp on my passport to travel International.I realy miss my family I wants to see my mother and family. please advice me all (my attorney said that do not travel out of countery with this reciept, but I didnt asked him if I go to Do office to get stamp on my passpot, every time I call to my attorney he charge me lots of money. thats why I am asking you dear friends. please advise me wat should I do?

God Bless you

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ghana
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Hi all, I filed my I-751 waiver divore filed on december 23, 2009 through Immigaration attorney, my case is complecated thats why i hired a good attorney, my long story short is I came usa on visit visa in 2005 got married to usa citizen 2005 got conditional green card in 2006, applied I-751 joint end of 2007, applied citizenship end of 2008 at that time my I-751 was not appvoed, got seprated from wife may 2009, n-400 and i751 interview july, i went there without my wife also she filed divorce before that interview. 2 months later they refused my both appliactions base my wife didnt appear @ interview even she was not called on interview.In result after two months my conditional g card terminated. I talkd to a good immigaration attorney he advised me to finlised divorce and apply I-751 waiver/bona fide marriage. my divorce was finalised december 2009 and after one week my attorny send my case with a lots of evidence to uscis vsc. Now waiting for positive results. plz wish me Good Luck. my marriage was last more then four years so i had lots of proofs like joint lease papers, banks statments, joint utility bills, insurence , my life insurance on her name, etc.

here is my time

married to us citizen :2005

got conditional green card: 2006

12/2007: filed joint I-751

12/2008: applied N-400

05/2009 sepraton

07/2009 I-751/N400 interview (decision can not made at this time)

10/2009 both appliaction refused

12/2009 divorce finlized

12/23/2009 Applied I751 waiver sent to vsc

12/24/2009 appliaction recived chck cashed

12/28/2009 one year extention latter recived(also latter says that extention is not valid if your status was terminated)

12/30/2009 Fp appointment latter for 01/25/2010

01/25/2010 finger print done in 15 minutes

Now waiting game start............................................. .........

I wants to travel out of country, uscis did not gave me full status on new I-751 receipt. according to reciept notice from uscis it says (this extension and authorization for employment and travel does not apply to you if your conditional resident status has been terminated.

now My question is that if I make Info appointment and go my Do office, can I get stamp on my passport to travel International.I realy miss my family I wants to see my mother and family. please advice me all (my attorney said that do not travel out of countery with this reciept, but I didnt asked him if I go to Do office to get stamp on my passpot, every time I call to my attorney he charge me lots of money. thats why I am asking you dear friends. please advise me wat should I do?

God Bless you

NOOOOOOOOO!!!! You shouldn't even think about leaving the country without your issue sorted out. The NOA specifically stated that this extension and the ability to work and travel does not apply to YOU if your conditional residency has been terminated. You already mentioned that your residency as at now has been terminated so you are in that group that the NOA extension does not cover. You said you've hired a good attorney and he has suggested you stay put so why do you want to do otherwise. In most cases, the NOA letter carries more weight than the I-551 stamp so I'll say forget about getting the stamp because you can not use it anyway. Once they pull up your info during the infopass, they'll see you don't have a "status" since it's been terminated so they won't stamp your passport. Just stay in the U.S and let your lawyer do his job and don't make things any worse for yourself. Good luck.

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