Travel during AOS for GC I751

[jeemee56 0]

Hello,

I am currently waiting for decision on petition for removal of conditions on my green card. I got here on k1 and things have worked out fine thus far.

Anyway I thought of this highly unlikely yet a probable scenario. I am planning to travel out of US for 3 weeks in march 2012. I have received the document that says that my conditional green card is extended for another year so its valid til Nov 2012 now, but say if my petition gets denied while I am outside US do I still get to enter US ?

Any information on this would be greatly appreciated.

Jeemee.

Edited January 18, 2012 by jeemee56

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

*** Moving from CR-1 forum to Working and Travelling During Immigration as OP is doing ROC and never held a spousal visa ****

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hello,

I am currently waiting for decision on petition for removal of conditions on my green card. I got here on k1 and things have worked out fine thus far.

Anyway I thought of this highly unlikely yet a probable scenario. I am planning to travel out of US for 3 weeks in march 2012. I have received the document that says that my conditional green card is extended for another year so its valid til Nov 2012 now, but say if my petition gets denied while I am outside US do I still get to enter US ?

Any information on this would be greatly appreciated.

Jeemee.

No. If your petition is denied you cannot re-enter. The letter extending your green card would be revoked. The same hapens if you are abroad on an AP and your AOS is denied. Why are you worried about that?

Something CANNOT be "highly unlikely" AND "probable" at the same time. If you believe it is probable your I-751 will be denied, DO NOT LEAVE. If you believe it is "highly unlikely" Have a good trip.

[ceadsearc 516]

I am assuming the OP meant possible but typed probable instead.

op, you would not be able to return if it was denied, as mentioned. But unless you have some reason to believe there is an issue you're unlikely to have a problem and get denied. The biggest issue would be if you got an interview letter while abroad. Do you have someone who can check your mail for you?