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Traveling AFTER getting the greencard with K-1 visa stamp on passport

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Hi This is about working after getting the greencard.

My husband has the K-1 visa still on his passport but he has gotten a job where he will be traveling. He has already gotten his greencard. When he travels and his passport shows the K-1 visa, won't that be a problem? Do I need to do anything about it? Will they just know? I'm really confused about this so a thorough explanation would be very very much appreciated!

Thank you!

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They will ignore the visa when he hands them his greencard. Do not do anything to deface the passport.

I 130 & I129F (K3) and AOS info in timeline

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