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My wife had her CR1 visa approved a while back and we were able to go to the US and lay the groundwork for our move there. We came back to the UK for a bit to wrap up loose ends and spend Christmas with her family, and we’re travelling back to the US in the coming weeks to begin our jobs and all that.

 

While we’ve been out of the US, her greencard arrived and is with my parents. Will she need her greencard to enter the US or will her I-551 stamp on her visa be enough?

 

Based on her visa the stamp should still be valid, but I’m unsure if the creation and delivery of her greencard voids this.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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Yes ,  according to USCIS

 

Regardless of the document type — unexpired physical green card or temporary document — Form I-551 is valid proof of permanent resident status for the purpose of employment and reentry to the United States after travel abroad (of less than one year).Jul 25, 2021

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/temporary-i-551-stamps-and-mrivs

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Yes, it's still valid. I used my endorsed IV after the GC had been produced and mailed out by USCIS before I had returned to the US from Canada.

Edited by Kai G. Llewellyn

Became Canadian PR: 11/11/2017

I-130 NOA1: 04/06/2020

I-130 NOA2: 08/11/2020

NVC IV Package Sent: 09/10/2020

NVC DQ: 09/23/2020

Applied for Canadian Citizenship: 06/24/2021

IV Interview @ MTL: 08/04/2021

POE: 08/09/2021

GC in hand: 12/24/2021

Became Canadian Citizen: 06/21/2022

I-751 Submitted: 06/08/2023

I-751 Approved: 04/27/2024

10Y GC Received: 05/11/2024

N-400 Submitted: 05/15/2024

Became US Citizen: 11/19/2024

My guide on Importing a Canadian Vehicle into the US using a Registered Importer: https://www.visajourney.com/wiki/importing-dot-non-compliant-canadian-vehicles-into-the-united-states-with-a-registered-importer-r135/

 

 
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