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Hi Everyone,

 

I need some advice from you guys on my travel.

 

Just a little history about my replacement of Greencard. 

 

When I came to the country, USCIS sent my GC to my spouse's previous address despite updating the address online about 2 months prior to the mailing date of GC. I tried to apply twice with a fee waiver suggested by the USCIS officers on the phone as it was their mistake. However, they terminated my application because of the fee waiver. So in August of 2016, I reapplied with a fee. Yet, I haven't received my GC but I was able to travel twice with a stamp on my home country passport with no issues at all.

 

With all that time taken back and fourth applying for replacement of GC, I should be eligible for my N-400 by late October.

 

Questions:

1. Can I apply for N-400 without a physical GC?

2. Keeping the current situation in mind and sudden changes in immigration rules, do you think it is still safe to travel with a stamp?

3. Also, Can I travel to Pakistan for my sister's wedding in December while my N-400 is pending?

 

What are my options?

 

Thank you!!

 

USCIS
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NOA 1 May 28, 2013

Transferred to CSC Dec 19, 2013

NOA 2 Dec 24, 2013

NVC

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NVC Received case Jan 06, 2014

Case # assigned Jan 29, 2014
Received DS-261 Feb 05, 2014

Submitted DS-261 Feb 06, 2014

AOS Bill Invoiced Feb 06, 2014
AOS Bill paid Feb 06, 2014
AOS Bill stauts "PAID" Feb 10, 2014

DS-261 Accpeted March 6, 2014

IV Application Bill available March 7, 2014

IV Application Bill paid March 15, 2014
Received DS-260
March 18, 2014

AOS sent April 18th,2014
IV packages sent April 16, 2014

Case Completed May 16th, 2014

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31 minutes ago, SSB12 said:

Hi Everyone,

 

I need some advice from you guys on my travel.

 

Just a little history about my replacement of Greencard. 

 

When I came to the country, USCIS sent my GC to my spouse's previous address despite updating the address online about 2 months prior to the mailing date of GC. I tried to apply twice with a fee waiver suggested by the USCIS officers on the phone as it was their mistake. However, they terminated my application because of the fee waiver. So in August of 2016, I reapplied with a fee. Yet, I haven't received my GC but I was able to travel twice with a stamp on my home country passport with no issues at all.

 

With all that time taken back and fourth applying for replacement of GC, I should be eligible for my N-400 by late October.

 

Questions:

1. Can I apply for N-400 without a physical GC?

2. Keeping the current situation in mind and sudden changes in immigration rules, do you think it is still safe to travel with a stamp?

3. Also, Can I travel to Pakistan for my sister's wedding in December while my N-400 is pending?

 

What are my options?

 

Thank you!!

 

Advance parole may be a good idea (if possible in your case), but I don't know how it work with a Green Card.

Good luck!

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02/01/2017 - MARRIED!!!

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05/30/2017 - Package delivered 

06/09/2017 - Package returned (outdated I-130)

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06/30/2017 - Biometrics appointment received in mail.

07/03/2017 - Biometrics done! (it was a successful walk in, my appointment was 07/10)

09/02/2017 - Service Request for EAD.

09/25/2017 - Call to tier 2 after no update on SR.

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09/30/2017 - EAD in hands!!!

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04/11/2018 - Inteview letter on the mail!

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20 hours ago, GabiMatch said:

Advance parole may be a good idea (if possible in your case), but I don't know how it work with a Green Card.

Good luck!

Thank you!

USCIS
-------------------------------------

NOA 1 May 28, 2013

Transferred to CSC Dec 19, 2013

NOA 2 Dec 24, 2013

NVC

------------------------------------

NVC Received case Jan 06, 2014

Case # assigned Jan 29, 2014
Received DS-261 Feb 05, 2014

Submitted DS-261 Feb 06, 2014

AOS Bill Invoiced Feb 06, 2014
AOS Bill paid Feb 06, 2014
AOS Bill stauts "PAID" Feb 10, 2014

DS-261 Accpeted March 6, 2014

IV Application Bill available March 7, 2014

IV Application Bill paid March 15, 2014
Received DS-260
March 18, 2014

AOS sent April 18th,2014
IV packages sent April 16, 2014

Case Completed May 16th, 2014

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