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Hi there - I have an info pass appt this week to get an I-551 stamp (thanks to forum members recommending I do so, as my I-751 for my 2-yr gc is still in process and I need to travel for work). What do I ask for when I get there and what do I need to bring? Do I just say I need an I-551 stamp and show my letter stating that my application is in process and my 1-year extension has run out? Any help is much appreciated!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Greenland
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You can just tell them you have a pending RoC and that you need to travel out of the country soon.

They will put a I-551 stamp on your passport.

Good luck :yes:

Spoiler
Adjustment Of Status:

06/25/2015: AOS/EAD/AP package Sent to USCIS

06/30/2015: Package received
07/03/2015: NOA1 hard copies received
07/10/2015: Biometrics appointment letter received
07/18/2015: RFE notice
07/23/2015: Biometrics appointment
07/24/2015: RFE hardcopy received
07/27/2015: RFE response sent via USPS express
07/29/2015: RFE received
08/24/2015: EAD/AP Card production/Approved
08/28/2015: EAD approval letter received
08/28/2015: EAD/AP Card Mailed
08/31/2015: EAD/AP Card received
09/03/2015: Applied for SSN
09/11/2015: SSN received
11/30/2015: AOS interview (no decision)
02/20/2016: RFE2: New medical
02/25/2016: New Medical completed/submitted
03/04/2016: Approved/Card Production
03/08/2016: Green card mailed
03/11/2016: 10 Year Green card in hand :dance:
 
Naturalization:
04/11/2019: N-400 filed online
04/13/2019: Biometrics appointment scheduled
04/16/2019: Biometrics letter mailed
04/30/2019: Biometrics appointment
 
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bring your NOA1, your biometrics letter, and your passport. Let them know your ROC is pending and you would like an I-551 stamp because your 1 year extension is expiring soon.

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