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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Hello,

I'm going back to Japan for the first time after getting a GC.

What I need is my Japanese passport and GC to come back into the US. Is that right?

Is there anything else I should bring with me just in case?

Thank you.

Married May 2011

10/07/2011: NOA1

12/15/2011: NOA2

01/12/2012: NVC case number arrived

01/13/2012: DS-3032 emailed

01/27/2012: Barcode arrived via e-mail

03/06/2012: I-864&DS-230 sent together

03/13/2012: RFE

04/16/2012: Additional documents sent

05/02/2012: NVC case complete

05/14/2012: Medical

06/04/2012: Interview--->approved

06/05/2012: Visa arrived in mail

LAX POE Review

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Australia
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If you are going to be gone more than a year then you will need a re entry permit, that likely doesn't apply though. Are your passport & GC in the same name? If not also take a copy of your marriage certificate.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Yes, my passport and GC names are pretty much the same. I'll bring the marriage certificate just in case though.

So I just need my passport and GC to re-enter, is that correct?

Married May 2011

10/07/2011: NOA1

12/15/2011: NOA2

01/12/2012: NVC case number arrived

01/13/2012: DS-3032 emailed

01/27/2012: Barcode arrived via e-mail

03/06/2012: I-864&DS-230 sent together

03/13/2012: RFE

04/16/2012: Additional documents sent

05/02/2012: NVC case complete

05/14/2012: Medical

06/04/2012: Interview--->approved

06/05/2012: Visa arrived in mail

LAX POE Review

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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I rant to travel as well, but my GC and passport have different names

Then purchase the ticket so the name matches your passport and then bring a copy of your marriage certificate to go along with the green card, just in case it is needed.

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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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Came back to the US!

Thank you everyone:)

Married May 2011

10/07/2011: NOA1

12/15/2011: NOA2

01/12/2012: NVC case number arrived

01/13/2012: DS-3032 emailed

01/27/2012: Barcode arrived via e-mail

03/06/2012: I-864&DS-230 sent together

03/13/2012: RFE

04/16/2012: Additional documents sent

05/02/2012: NVC case complete

05/14/2012: Medical

06/04/2012: Interview--->approved

06/05/2012: Visa arrived in mail

LAX POE Review

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