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Traveling with CR1 Visa/ Green Card

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Costa Rica
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Hi!

 

My husband received his CR1 Visa in May of this year from Costa Rica.  We have a trip planned in a few weeks together to visit his mom, but I am nervous to travel.  I know that our documents are all valid, unexpired, and legitimate, but I fear that we would have some horrible border control person and they'd give us a hard time re-entering.  After all the years apart, it is difficult for me to risk this.  Can anyone who has a similar visa/ situation give their experience or reassure us that traveling will probably be ok?

 

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