traveling outside on permanent resident card

[riaz_m_syed 4]

I applied AOS to adjust status from K-1. I got permanent resident card which is valid for two years.

I had also applied for I-131 with AOS package but havent received permission to travel abroad.

Now that I have the permanent resident card, do I still need the travel document/advance parole to reenter usa.?

[Kez/JWolf 6]

No you dont need AP just your Greencard and a valid passport will get you back in the states....

Kezzie

[riaz_m_syed 4]

I applied AOS to adjust status from K-1. I got permanent resident card which is valid for two years.

I had also applied for I-131 with AOS package but havent received permission to travel abroad.

Now that I have the permanent resident card, do I still need the travel document/advance parole to reenter usa.?

Thanks for the information. The Permanent Resident Card that I received was two months after I applied for Adjustment of Status from K-1. Is this conditional green card or unconditional green card?

[Kez/JWolf 6]

if its valid for 2 years then it is conditional and you will need to file to remove conditions 1 year and 9 months from the date you were approved....

Kezzie

[meauxna 15]

I applied AOS to adjust status from K-1. I got permanent resident card which is valid for two years.

I had also applied for I-131 with AOS package but havent received permission to travel abroad.

Now that I have the permanent resident card, do I still need the travel document/advance parole to reenter usa.?

Thanks for the information. The Permanent Resident Card that I received was two months after I applied for Adjustment of Status from K-1. Is this conditional green card or unconditional green card?

If you are now a Permanent Resident, you should really read the following pages so that you understand what you may and may not do as an LPR.

If you were married for LESS than 2 years when you got your card, then you have conditions on your residency and must file one more paper in two years. If you do not, your LPR status is void and you must leave the US.

Now That You Are A Permanent Resident

http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/PermRes.htm

How Do I Remove the Conditions on Permanent Residence Based on Marriage?

http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/remcond.htm