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Can I travel after the interview and before receiving the green card?

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Piter1925   0

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Hi,

My interview will be on the 23rd and I was planning on visiting my family on November 4th.. But I'm not quite sure if until then I will have the green card in the mail yet. So if until November 4 I don't receive the physical green card can I still go? P.s. I have the advance parole

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Kenaura   2

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From what I understand if you are approved and don't yet have a greencard but have travel plans you should ask for a I-551 stamp

K1 visa

17/08/2012 - Filed for I-129f

22/08/2012 - NOA 1 for I-129f

29/03/2013 - NOA 2 for I-129f

08/04/2013 - Consulate received

17/04/2013 - Medical examination

21/05/2013 - Interview for K-1 (Approved)

25/05/2013 - Visa received

01/06/2013 - POE (San Francisco)

03/07/2013 - Married!

Adjustment of status

18/07/2013 - Filed for AOS, EAD, AP

25/07/2013 - NOA

19/08/2013 - Biometrics

08/10/2013 - Interview for AOS (Approved)

17/10/2013- Green Card received

Removing of Conditions

16/09/2015 - Filed for RoC

18/09/2015 - NOA

14/10/2015 - Biometrics

11/04/2016 - RFE

27/07/2016 - Interview

03/08/2016 - Approval!

10/08/2016 - 10 yr GC received

Citizenship

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KayDeeCee   4,893

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You can show proof of your travel plans, so if you are needing to travel and already have been approved for the green card, then they can provide a temporary I-551 stamp so you can travel while waiting for your actual card.

~ Moved from AOS from Family Based to Working and Traveling During US Immigration- topic about traveling ~

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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