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Removal of condition with 48 months extension

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Chancy Grand Master

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1 minute ago, samia84 said:

can I travel outside of USA with just my extension letter?

 

No.  Get another I-551 stamp.  You may now request one to be mailed to you, instead of having to go to a USCIS office you get the stamp in your passport.

 

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7 minutes ago, samia84 said:

Hi, I have received my 48 months extension letter but my conditional green card was lost and I had a I-551 stamp in my passport but that expired too. My question is  can I travel outside of USA with just my extension letter?

Nope.  You need another ADIT stamp.

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Good afternoon all, I am trying to understand the process of RoC.  Please correct me if I am wrong. 

 

After filing an I-751, you will receive a 48 months extension letter which serves as proof of permanent residency for work or travel for 4 year from the expiration of the old card. If it gets close to the end of the 4 year and the application is still pending, or you lose the letter, you can go in and get an I-551 stamp which will do the same thing.            

 

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Old thread closed. Please don’t bump old threads and /or ask your questions in other members threads. If you have questions about your case, please start a thread of your own.

 

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