Quick question

[caramella 0]

Hello guys, I hope every one is doing well, I have a quick question about my status here in USA. I came to USA almost 3 years ago by visa fiance k1. So I have a green card for 2 years but will expire July 17 / 2011. So I need to travel to my home country at march 17 / 2011 just for 1 month then I will be back. So I am worry if I can come back by my green card without problem to USA ????so do am I have time about expiration of my green card??? Any suggestion for me please I will appreciate it.

Thanks to everyone

[Inky 1,110]

You need to file removal of conditions to get your 10 year green card.

[caramella 0]

Can I to travel outside of USA for a month before July 17 ??

[jkelly07 120]

yes you can traval out side of the us for one month,but remember july 17 your green card expires,so married you count backwards 90 days minus, that come to around after april 19 2011 you can file the 1-751 to remove conditions, not before april 19,you should home in time start to gather all your evidence, and tax transcripts,photos,if you did al ready, good luck,

[SweetHome_Alabama 5]

Removal of condition is 90 days prior to the ANNIVERSARY date of THE PORT OF ENTRY STAMP(arrived in USA, for example) ....... and it is not the anniversary of your MARRIAGE DATE.

yes you can traval out side of the us for one month,but remember july 17 your green card expires,so married you count backwards 90 days minus, that come to around after april 19 2011 you can file the 1-751 to remove conditions, not before april 19,you should home in time start to gather all your evidence, and tax transcripts,photos,if you did al ready, good luck,

[Inky 1,110]

Removal of condition is 90 days prior to the ANNIVERSARY date of THE PORT OF ENTRY STAMP(arrived in USA, for example) ....... and it is not the anniversary of your MARRIAGE DATE.

Actually it has nothing to do with a port of entry stamp at all. It has to do with the issue date on the green card. A port of entry stamp is something completely different all together....

Removal of condition is 90 days prior to the ANNIVERSARY date of THE PORT OF ENTRY STAMP(arrived in USA, for example) ....... and it is not the anniversary of your MARRIAGE DATE.

Actually it has nothing to do with a port of entry stamp at all. It has to do with the issue date on the green card. A port of entry stamp is something completely different all together....

[HeatDeath 430]

Removal of condition is 90 days prior to the ANNIVERSARY date of THE PORT OF ENTRY STAMP(arrived in USA, for example) ....... and it is not the anniversary of your MARRIAGE DATE.

This is incorrect.

The first day USCIS will accept a Removal of Conditions application is 90 days prior to the Resident Since date on the 2-Year Green Card .

The last day USCIS will accept a Removal of Conditions application (without documentation of a really good excuse) is the Card Expires date on the 2-Year Green Card.

You have to time when you mail in your application so that it arrives and is entered into their system [which can take up to a week after arrival at their office] between those two dates. There is no obligation to mail it out on the 90-day prior date. You just have to make sure it gets into their system during that window.

[caramella 0]

Thanks guys for your advise. So I think jut wait until to renew my GC and then I will travel out of USA.

Have a great night my friends

[HeatDeath 430]

Annndddd I'm an idiot.

Correction:

This is incorrect.

The first day USCIS will accept a Removal of Conditions application is 90 days prior to the TWO YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE Resident Since date on the 2-Year Green Card .

The last day USCIS will accept a Removal of Conditions application (without documentation of a really good excuse) is the Card Expires date on the 2-Year Green Card.

You have to time when you mail in your application so that it arrives and is entered into their system [which can take up to a week after arrival at their office] between those two dates. There is no obligation to mail it out on the 90-day prior date. You just have to make sure it gets into their system during that window.

[SweetHome_Alabama 5]

actually on the greencard the issuance date of the greencard (since it is mailed after the port of entry stamp upon arriving in USA....is the issuance date so therefore the expiration date is two years after isuuance date...example my husband arrived at JFK's port of entry on Nov 30, 2010....issuance date on green card is Nov 30, 2010....his expiration on his card states Nov 30, 2012...........so evidentlly they use this date of port of entry as your isuuance date. So in this case I am CORRECT!!

INKY........Actually it has nothing to do with a port of entry stamp at all. It has to do with the issue date on the green card. A port of entry stamp is something completely different all together.

Edited January 17, 2011 by SweetHome_Alabama

[HeatDeath 430]

In the specific case of CR/IR entrants, the PoE entry date is the same as the GC Resident-Since date. For K-visa entrants, and non-family visa entrants, this is never the case.

Edited January 18, 2011 by HeatDeath

[Inky 1,110]

actually on the greencard the issuance date of the greencard (since it is mailed after the port of entry stamp upon arriving in USA....is the issuance date so therefore the expiration date is two years after isuuance date...example my husband arrived at JFK's port of entry on Nov 30, 2010....issuance date on green card is Nov 30, 2010....his expiration on his card states Nov 30, 2012...........so evidentlly they use this date of port of entry as your isuuance date. So in this case I am CORRECT!!

INKY........Actually it has nothing to do with a port of entry stamp at all. It has to do with the issue date on the green card. A port of entry stamp is something completely different all together.

Um no? you are so so wrong this is a K-1 person. YOU HAVE TO FILE TO GET THE GREEN CARD IT IS NOT THE DATE OF THE ENTRANCE STAMP.

The green card is filed for by AOS. you do not get it in the mail after entering on a K-1. The green card date is completely different from the entry date.

[SweetHome_Alabama 5]

Our date was from Port of Entry date but we were a CR-1....and as I said holds true in our case and all CR-1's...sorry didn't realize person asking was a K-1.

Um no? you are so so wrong this is a K-1 person. YOU HAVE TO FILE TO GET THE GREEN CARD IT IS NOT THE DATE OF THE ENTRANCE STAMP.

The green card is filed for by AOS. you do not get it in the mail after entering on a K-1. The green card date is completely different from the entry date.