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Dublin airport LPR allowed to travel to USA

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I am travelling from London to Dublin to Chicago on Monday. I will be carrying my green card, marriage license showing my spouse is an American citizen, and a copy of the presidential proclamation showing I'm exempt from the travel ban. Is this enough to make sure I have no issues during my journey?

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That is more than enough.  Have a good trip.

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You may remember me from my posts in October about going back to the USA after more than a year away. I'm an LPR but left USA on October 14th 2019. Flying back Monday. With help of a lawyer I've put together lots of documents showing my ties to USA and I have a letter from my doctor and from my therapist stating I was unfit to travel in October. Going through Dublin preclearance to avoid issues in the USA. Do you think I'll be ok?

 
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