Traveling to Pakistan during I-751 removing condition

[Shabaz 67]

Hi,did anybody from pakistan have experience abt traveling to pakistan on extension letter while I-751 removing condition/ROC is pending,i am concerned abt whether the immigration officer in pakistan would be aware of this letter or not?,comments will be appreciated,Thanks.

[shell20 746]

1 hour ago, Loading.... said:

Hi,did anybody from pakistan have experience abt traveling to pakistan on extension letter while I-751 removing condition/ROC is pending,i am concerned abt whether the immigration officer in pakistan would be aware of this letter or not?,comments will be appreciated,Thanks.

Don't have experience from Pakistan but fine at Dublin Airport.  I know a few people who have traveled with letter and no problems.  They should have an immigration officer at the airport, they do in Manchester.  There is also a number that you can ring, but I don't remember who it was or such. @mindthegap might be able to advise you regarding that.

[mindthegap 2,605]

All in the carrier guide (p38 being the I-797): https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Carrier Information Guide- English.pdf

Push for a manager if you encounter a moron

Edited October 25, 2017 by mindthegap

[Shabaz 67]

On 10/24/2017 at 8:01 PM, shell20 said:

Don't have experience from Pakistan but fine at Dublin Airport.  I know a few people who have traveled with letter and no problems.  They should have an immigration officer at the airport, they do in Manchester.  There is also a number that you can ring, but I don't remember who it was or such. @mindthegap might be able to advise you regarding that.

 

On 10/24/2017 at 8:09 PM, mindthegap said:

All in the carrier guide (p38 being the I-797): https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Carrier Information Guide- English.pdf

Push for a manager if you encounter a moron

Thank u very much of u people for quick response.

Entering USA wouldn’t be problem bcz these people know there rules but i m more concerned while departure from pakistan bcz those immigration officer are usually very keen to finding faults.....

[shell20 746]

2 hours ago, Loading.... said:

 

Thank u very much of u people for quick response.

Entering USA wouldn’t be problem bcz these people know there rules but i m more concerned while departure from pakistan bcz those immigration officer are usually very keen to finding faults.....

I think you may be missing the point, as I said at Manchester airport there are immigration officers converse with American rules, probably even Americans, who actually tell the airlines that this person heading for the USA can board the plane. I was told this by the London Embassy, because I needed a transportation letter, as my GC was stolen.  The senior officer there who deals with lost/stolen GC all the time and transportation letters, told all 4 of us who were receiving one, not to let the airlines give us any grieve or deny us our boarding rights. He said ask for the USA immigration officer based at the airport. I don't know if that applies in Pakistan, but I should  imagine every international airport has an immigration officer.  You can't be the only person who has travelled to Pakistan with an extension letter, I have seen a number of the same enquires on this forum.  I would advise you to actually try and post in your given portal on the forum, as there  will be plenty of vjers who have experienced your concerns and they will be able to tell you the exact procedure at your airport.

Edited October 26, 2017 by shell20

[Shabaz 67]

20 hours ago, shell20 said:

I think you may be missing the point, as I said at Manchester airport there are immigration officers converse with American rules, probably even Americans, who actually tell the airlines that this person heading for the USA can board the plane. I was told this by the London Embassy, because I needed a transportation letter, as my GC was stolen.  The senior officer there who deals with lost/stolen GC all the time and transportation letters, told all 4 of us who were receiving one, not to let the airlines give us any grieve or deny us our boarding rights. He said ask for the USA immigration officer based at the airport. I don't know if that applies in Pakistan, but I should  imagine every international airport has an immigration officer.  You can't be the only person who has travelled to Pakistan with an extension letter, I have seen a number of the same enquires on this forum.  I would advise you to actually try and post in your given portal on the forum, as there  will be plenty of vjers who have experienced your concerns and they will be able to tell you the exact procedure at your airport.

Ya its a good idea to post in a other relevant forum,i hope i will find a person who has exact pakistan immigration experience,thanks for support.