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rjsteodosio   4

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I accompanied my husband this afternoon to our local USCIS office today.

We were told that they wouldn't have to stamp his passport because he would just need to travel in and out of the country with the NOA.

I just hate for him to get into any kind of trouble.

I guess I would have to believe because we did speak to an immigration officer, but you never know.

Anyone been told the same thing??

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Cheezees   1,514

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Everyone is told the same thing. Unless the NOA is close to expiring, no stamp is given.

 

 

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03/24/11 - Got married in the Boogie-Down Bronx, NYC!
04/21/11 - Mailed I-130,I-765, I-485, I-864 and I-693 - Day 00

04/23/11 - Application delivered - Day 02
04/28/11 - NOA (most forms) - Day 07
05/03/11 - Checks cashed - Day 12
05/31/11 - Biometrics completed in the Bronx, NYC - Day 40
06/24/11 - Received someone else's employment authorization card!!! What the...? - Day 64
07/01/11 - Mailed the poor lady's card back after calling USCIS - Day 71
07/07/11 - Received poor lady's interview notice! What??? - Day 77
07/15/11 - Received my own EAD card - Day 85
08/12/11 - Interview. Approved on the spot! - Day 113
08/18/11 - Received card in the mail - Day 119

ROC
05/28/13 - Mailed I-751 - Day 00

05/30/13 - Application delivered - Day 02

05/31/13 - NOA I-797 - Day 03
06/04/13 - Check cashed - Day 07

06/06/13 - NOA delivered to my home/Biometrics letter generated - Day 09

06/10/13 - Received Biometrics letter in the mail - Day 13

06/27/13 - Biometrics completed in Milwaukee, WI - Day 30

09/10/13 - Application approved! - Day 105

09/14/13 - 10 year Green Card received! - Day 109

Citizenship

05/10/16 - Mailed N-400 - Day 00

05/12/16 - Application delivered - Day 02

05/13/16 - Credit card payment accepted - Day 03

05/17/16 - Received text & email update - Day 07

05/20/16 - Received 1st NOA (dated 05/13/16) & created ELIS acct - Day 10

05/21/16 - Received 2nd NOA (dated 05/16/16) confirming my DOB and address - Day 11

05/22/06 - Biometrics scheduled (online update) and appt letter was mailed on 05/20/16 - Day 12

05/24/06 - Biometrics letter became viewable online (appt scheduled for 06/07/16) - Day 14

05/27/16 - Received Biometrics letter in mail - Day 17

05/31/16 - Was denied walk-in fingerprints with just 1 person left in line. Milwaukee office, boo! - Day 21

06/07/16 - Biometrics completed in Milwaukee, WI - Day 28

12/21/16 - Passed Citizenship test/Interview was successful! - Day 197

01/26/17 - I am a US citizen!!! - Day 233

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lucybelle   453

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My husband (non USC) has traveled at least 15 times out of the country with his expired GC, passport & NOA letter (he travels for work). Never any problems. One time he was taken to "secondary processing" where they looked at his letter again and then let him in.

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Filed from abroad- Costa Rica

NOA1- NOA2: 316 days

Jan 12, 2013: Married!!
Mar 19, 2013: NOA1

Jan 28, 2014: I-130 approved

NVC- Green Card in Hand: 189 days

Feb 3, 2014: TSC sends case to NVC
April 14: Real checklist for AOS (saying tax number was incorrect when it wasn't)
April 30: Another AOS checklist, for proof of employment (which was already sent)
May 1: Checklist for IV- certified marriage certificate (even though I sent a certified one originally)
July 1: INTERVIEW!!! - APPROVED!
July 16: POE through Miami
July 22: SSN card in the mail
August 30, 2014: Green card arrives in the mail!!!
 
ROC: 366 days
April 27, 2016: Sent 300 page ROC packet to VSC via overnight mail
May 16: Check shown as charged online, received NOA 1 dated April 29
June 20, 2016- Biometrics
April 28, 2017: Approval
May 4, 2017: Approval letter arrived
May 15, 2017: GC arrives in mail
 
N-400: 190 days
May 8: Sent packet to Dallas Lockbox
May 12: NOA 1, Credit card charged
June 7: Biometrics
June 16: "In line"
Oct 2: Interview letter arrives (online status still says ''in line'')
Oct 31: Interview- Approved!
Nov 13: Oath ceremony!  Applied for passport & registered to vote on site.
Nov 22: Passport arrives (paid for expedited service and overnight delivery)
 
Journey complete! A total of 1701 days or 4 years, 7 months and 26 days.
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Most FOs won't give you the stamp up until the letter is coming close to expire. However, if you lose the NOA letter, they would have to give you a stamp. I've also seen people having trouble with the DMVs to extend their DLs, I guess field offices in those specific states know the issue and give the stamp.

Traveling with the NOA is generally fine. 99.999% of ROCs won't have any trouble but here or there we hear CBP related issues. Mostly due to CBP agents being ignorant. I remember someone posted their bad experience at LAX airport few weeks ago.

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rjsteodosio   4

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Hopefully my husband doesn't have a problem when he travels next year. gosh.

thanks for your reply!

Most FOs won't give you the stamp up until the letter is coming close to expire. However, if you lose the NOA letter, they would have to give you a stamp. I've also seen people having trouble with the DMVs to extend their DLs, I guess field offices in those specific states know the issue and give the stamp.

Traveling with the NOA is generally fine. 99.999% of ROCs won't have any trouble but here or there we hear CBP related issues. Mostly due to CBP agents being ignorant. I remember someone posted their bad experience at LAX airport few weeks ago.


awesome! i hope my husband has the same luck.

thanks for your reply.

My husband (non USC) has traveled at least 15 times out of the country with his expired GC, passport & NOA letter (he travels for work). Never any problems. One time he was taken to "secondary processing" where they looked at his letter again and then let him in.

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~Inquiry unrelated to posted thread topic moved to own thread to avoid confusion~

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