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Hello!

 

Please, advise: 

I have a conditional green card which expires next year but I got divorced. I still have time to file my I751 but before that I wanna travel to Canada for a vacation. Can I travel there and be admitted back to USA? Even though I am divorced and my green caRd is conditional? Or before traveling I need to file my i751? Can officers on the board know that I am divorced and don’t let me in because of that?

 

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my divorce was tough and for several major reasons - marijuana, dating apps and no conversations about any problems - but after we got divorced my ex husband became a totally different person! And he is trying to get me back. I know that he did lots of bad stuff to me and I still didn’t forgive him but I still have some feelings for me and he does everything to win me back - flowers every other day, he is taking me out to dinners, texts me all the time, he wants to go to the counselor if I am back and talk about problems, he deleted all (removed) from his social networks.... don’t smoke weed at least not every day. and I don’t know.. I fell like at some point I wanna give it another try... maybe not like right away but if I will see he is different for a period of time ... maybe! But if we get back together like gf and bf one day and I file with waiver what should I say to the officer? That I got divorced but get back together with my husband and now we are dating??? 

 

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12 minutes ago, H&T said:

If your divorce is final, you can file for ROC anytime you want. Please study the guide for I-751 and you know what to do.

Thank you for your attention but I don’t see how it answers my question. I know I can file I751 anytime now and I know what I gotta do now since I am

divorced. But the instructions don’t say if I can travel being still on conditional green card but in divorce.

 

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You're free to travel and come back because your GC is still valid. You just need to do ROC  with divorce waiver anytime you want( before your condition GC expired).

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24 minutes ago, bbeaan said:

But the instructions don’t say if I can travel being still on conditional green card but in divorce.

Getting a divorce does not terminate your status as a legal resident.......therefore, you are allowed to travel and reenter the US with your Green Card.

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