Travelling with the Green Card

[Martin 0]

Hi All,

This is a simple question:

- I have my Green Card and my passport with the I-94 form ( the one I use to enter to USA ).

- I'm going to travel to my origin country next month.

How is going to be the process ?, I mean, will they check my green card and the passport and take the I-94 form ? (maybe I don't need to take the I-94 form with me), will they make weird questions ?, Is there any risk ?

Thanks and regards

Martin

[YuAndDan 153]

If you have green-card you can remove and discard the I-94 card from passport. People with LPR status have no need to carry an I-94 card. If you attend a AOS interview and were appruved, the IO usualy takes the I-94, if you were approved without interview, you can discard the I-94, USCIS California has a photocopy of the I-94 as part of the I-485 petitiom.

Traveling with green card is like before, you travel using your foreign passport, and when you re-enter the USA you use the green-card to re-enter as LPR.

You need to remember to use the name in your passport for name you book airline tickets in.

[Martin 0]

Thanks a lot !

If you have green-card you can remove and discard the I-94 card from passport. People with LPR status have no need to carry an I-94 card. If you attend a AOS interview and were appruved, the IO usualy takes the I-94, if you were approved without interview, you can discard the I-94, USCIS California has a photocopy of the I-94 as part of the I-485 petitiom.

Traveling with green card is like before, you travel using your foreign passport, and when you re-enter the USA you use the green-card to re-enter as LPR.

You need to remember to use the name in your passport for name you book airline tickets in.

[Jasman0717 9]

Enjoy We are dying to go back to the RP for a visit

[Lovetoteach 53]

Me too, I haven't been back to England for over three years and haven't seen my eldest son for nearly three.

Edited October 3, 2007 by shona