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OK I am hoping to have my green card in my hands in the next few days so that I can go see my dad before he passes..... I understand that when I book my flight tickets I do it in the name that is on my passport and to take my marriage license with me and the green card.... Is there anything elese i need to take :help:

Also when I coming back into USA which line do I get into ???

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Here we go again !

Lifting conditions

Oct 14th 08 ..... Mailed the I-751. Back in the system we go

Oct 18th 08 ..... NOA receipt date

Oct 20th 08 ..... Check has been cashed, waiting on the NOA1 and Biometrics appointment now.

Oct 24th 08 ..... NOA arrives in post.

Nov 13th 08 ..... Receive date for Bio-metrics in Atlanta.

Nov 28th 08 ..... Bio-metrics appointment.

Feb 18th 09 ..... Date of decision to remove conditions on permanent residency.

Feb 23rd 09 ..... Received notification on approval ( via snail mail ). Green card on order.

Feb 26th 09 ..... Card production ordered. Pleas wait 30 days ( as per case status on USCIS home page ).

Mar 7th 09 ....... My 10 yr green card arrives.

Apr 22nd 09 ..... Sons 10 yr green card finally arrives( after a nudge at VSC from the USCIS helpline)

Going to take a little break from the immigration stuff.

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Kez/JWolf   6

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Yes your flight ticket must be in the same name as your passport.... take your marriage certificate as well... but your greencard is what is needed to get back into the States when you return...

I used the USC/Residents line when I came back and had no problems...

Sorry to hear your trip home is for such sad reasons...

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