Post I-751

[flyboyshell 0]

I am concerned. After the I-751 is filed and I receive the 12month extension. Am I able to travel out the U.S. if my actual CGR expired?

Edited March 2, 2006 by flyboyshell

[I'm Gone 60]

I am concerned. After the I-751 is filed and I receive the 12month extension. Am I able to travel out the U.S. if my actual CGR expired?

To be safe I would make an INFOPASS appointment and go in with the notice to have an I-551 stamp placed in your passport.

[jula 0]

Notice of actions says: work and travel authorised. You don't need anything more. Most offices wan't give a stamp in situation like this since you DON'T need it. You may get a stamp after NOA expires and you haven't heard from USCIS regarding your I-751.

I traveled with NOA and expired GC.

[Satellite 1]

I traveled with NOA and expired GC.

Although you are correct I can see a potential problem when you travel to nations where their citizens need visas to the US. For example, in Russia you won't be allowed to board an airplane unless you can prove that you will be allowed into the country of destination. USA in our case. But try explaining your situation when you are holding an expired greencard and an extension letter to an airline employee who has been taught 10 - 20 basic words in English to facilitate his or her position. I imagine the greencard, visa, and I-551 stamp is by far more common than the NOA extension letter.

[flyboyshell 0]

Thanks guys, I appreciate your help.

[Lexa 0]

flyboyshell...long time no see! How are you doing?

[cat 0]

Hi Lexa,

How are you? Great to see that you are still on the forum.. ? Are you already have 10years GC?