Traveling plan

[medgomaa 1]

Hello,

Our plan, should we pass the interview, is to travel to the US, get our green cards, return to our country then move to the US within 6 or 8 months.

My first question here is: if the CO asks about our plan, will telling them our actual plan affect the result of the interview? or should we tell them that we’re just planning to settle there as soon as we arrive?

Second question: when we return to our country with the green cards after our first visit to the US, will my husband be allowed to enter the US if I’m not travelling with him as I am the principal applicant? Or am I obligated to be in the US for him to be allowed inside the country?

thanks in advance.

[guys 24]

Hello,

Our plan, should we pass the interview, is to travel to the US, get our green cards, return to our country then move to the US within 6 or 8 months.

My first question here is: if the CO asks about our plan, will telling them our actual plan affect the result of the interview? or should we tell them that we’re just planning to settle there as soon as we arrive?

Second question: when we return to our country with the green cards after our first visit to the US, will my husband be allowed to enter the US if I’m not travelling with him as I am the principal applicant? Or am I obligated to be in the US for him to be allowed inside the country?

thanks in advance.

answer

1). i doubt that CO will ask such question, if CO asked, that probably ok and it will not give any effect for the result

2) yes, ur husband can enter US as long as his US visa not expired

good luck

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Hello,

Our plan, should we pass the interview, is to travel to the US, get our green cards, return to our country then move to the US within 6 or 8 months.

My first question here is: if the CO asks about our plan, will telling them our actual plan affect the result of the interview? or should we tell them that were just planning to settle there as soon as we arrive?

Second question: when we return to our country with the green cards after our first visit to the US, will my husband be allowed to enter the US if Im not travelling with him as I am the principal applicant? Or am I obligated to be in the US for him to be allowed inside the country?

thanks in advance.

Your plans are fine. If the CO asks, be honest - he will probably just remind you of the residency requirements to keep a green card.

The answer above is incorrect re your husband returning "if the visa is not expired" as the visa is irrelevant then. It is only on first entry that the principal applicant needs to accompany derivatives (or land ahead of them), after that everyone is 'equal status' LPR so yes he can travel on his own.

Edited May 16, 2015 by SusieQQQ

[medgomaa 1]

thanks a lot Susie