Travel after Green Card Received

[pcraddy 0]

Hello everybody,

Just a quick query that I couldn't find a solid answer on. I now have my green card in my posession and I am travelling back to the UK for a week on Friday. What happens to the I-94 stapled into my passport - should I let the airline staff take it as I leave, or should I remove it and keep it safe? We were approved without interview so it wasn't taken at interview.

Thanks for your help!

Paul

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Take it out of your passport and add it to your Immigration file... you dont need to do anything else with it... have a good trip home..

Kez

[HowieD 0]

Pardon me for asking basically the same question, but my wife insisted that I be double-sure. She and her son are from Thailand and they have their greencard as of a year ago. Is that all they will need to re-enter the US when they come back from Thailand? They will be gone only until July 07.

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Thank you.

Take it out of your passport and add it to your Immigration file... you dont need to do anything else with it... have a good trip home..

Kez

[Yodrak 7]

howiegl,

That and their passports.

Yodrak

Pardon me for asking basically the same question, but my wife insisted that I be double-sure. She and her son are from Thailand and they have their greencard as of a year ago. Is that all they will need to re-enter the US when they come back from Thailand? They will be gone only until July 07.

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[John & Annie 0]

Once you have a Green Card the I-94 has no relevance. It is now a piece of memorabilia.