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i am currently in england and my I 797 notice of action (in process of removing conditions) document states that im able to travel and i am wondering what do i do when i land in atlanta. Do i still fill out the I94, or do i fill out another form, or just go through the US customs with the other non US citizens?

help would be appreciated

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I you're a conditional/permanent resident, you can go through the residents/citizens line with your expired card and the I-797. No need to fill out I-94 -- just the customs form.

i am currently in england and my I 797 notice of action (in process of removing conditions) document states that im able to travel and i am wondering what do i do when i land in atlanta. Do i still fill out the I94, or do i fill out another form, or just go through the US customs with the other non US citizens?

help would be appreciated

N-400 Timeline

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04/12/2008: N-400 Application mailed (CSC)

04/14/2008: Priority date

04/18/2008: Check cashed

04/29/2008: NOA1 Notice Date -- interview notification within 365 days

05/01/2008: Biometrics Notice Date

05/14/2008: Biometrics done

06/09/2008: Interview Letter Date

07/31/2008: Interview PASSED!

I-751 Timeline

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03-31-07: I-751 application mailed

04-04-07: Check cashed

No NOA1 ever received...

09-19-07: NOA2 received

10-17-07: Biometrics appointment

11-15-07: Approval email

11-23-07: 10-year Green Card received

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I you're a conditional/permanent resident, you can go through the residents/citizens line with your expired card and the I-797. No need to fill out I-94 -- just the customs form.

i am currently in england and my I 797 notice of action (in process of removing conditions) document states that im able to travel and i am wondering what do i do when i land in atlanta. Do i still fill out the I94, or do i fill out another form, or just go through the US customs with the other non US citizens?

help would be appreciated

yep

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