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My 12-month extension has expired and I never received my 18-month extension (they sent me a non-valid courtesy letter they asked to have sent back). My husband and I would like to travel outside the US in April. Should I call USCIS and ask them to hurry up and send an extension letter or can I go to an info pass and get a stamp in my passport? 

 





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Just now, Unidentified said:

Wow, that was a fast response! Thank you! Now I just need to find a time, they're full :( 

That sucks! Getting an info pass appointment can be really hard! ... try and log on at midnight and see if you can find a spot at that time.

 

 

 

 

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Just now, Georgia16 said:

That sucks! Getting an info pass appointment can be really hard! ... try and log on at midnight and see if you can find a spot at that time.

Yeah, I'm going to try that. I am also instructing my husband to check regularly. He has an office job so it is easier for him to check in case they instantly put out canceled appointments. 





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2 minutes ago, USS_Voyager said:

Hahaha, sorry, I just love this line. Not ask him, but instruct. Just like my wife.

Oh no, my husband is right  I am bossy :rofl: Well it was his idea to travel :P 





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