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Colombian Citizen Traveling to St Maarten only I-551 stamp

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Guys,

I've used the forums many times, but this is my first time posting.

My wife and I have been married for 3 years and we're finally going on our honeymoon, unfortunately my Conditional GC expired in October and we're leaving tomorrow. At my biometrics appointment they stamped my passport with the I-551

My question is

I'am a Colombian Citizen I have my Colombian passport but I do not have my USA VISA, I do have my i-551 on the passport and my NOA with the extension for 1 year.

Will i be allowed to enter Sint Maarten? will i be allowed to enter the US

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if the I-551 stamp is not expired on the day you return to USA, then it's no problem to re-enter the USA.

re: entering St. Maarten - not a clue.

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if the I-551 stamp is not expired on the day you return to USA, then it's no problem to re-enter the USA.

re: entering St. Maarten - not a clue.

This is my biggest fear, Colombian Citizens can enter St Martin with a US visa but I lost my passport with my US visa many years ago.

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This is my biggest fear, Colombian Citizens can enter St Martin with a US visa but I lost my passport with my US visa many years ago.

The I-551 stamp is your Green Card, but for St Marten (fantastic place, by the way!) you'll need to produce what any Colombian citizens has to produce: a valid visa. I would think that a Green Card would trump any visa, but you may want to research this before leaving.

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