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Travel two months before conditional green card expires

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Hello, thank you for reading this.

I got a letter from USCIS to file I-751 yesterday and my conditional green card is expired on June 8th. I already booked a flight ticket to Korea and it's little over a month from April 2nd. I was thinking about filing I-751 before I leave for Korea but I am afraid I would miss biometric appointment. I think it may be okay if I file I-751 after I come back from Korea since it is still a month left before my conditional green card expires but I am concerned that if I am gonna have a trouble coming back to USA since I only have a month left on my green card. Any advice will be appreciated. Thank you! 

 
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