My I-751 to remove conditional resident status is currently pending. I have received my I- 797 Notice of action form which extends the conditional resident status for 1 year. Is this doucment, along with my passport (with expired stamp), good enough for re-entry into the US? I have a trip planned to the UK to see my family and want to make sure I have all the proper documentation.
Advance Parole (that's right, it is not referred to as "advanced" ) is only necessary if one is awaiting permanent residence to be conferred. Once an LPR one can travel outside the USA with the green card and a passport from country of origin. In this case, while I-751 is pending, if the conditional green card is expired, one would need the extension letter as well.
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Originally posted by SonofMichael: Do not listen to other advice here.
Do not travel outside the US unless you have applied and been approved for "advanced parole"
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AV.. If you want to know whether you need a visa to go to the UK or not, then you need to find out if the country you are a Citizen of requires one to enter the UK. It doesn't matter if you are a US GC holder or not, it is down to what country you are a Citizen of. You will be using your passport not you Green Card to enter the UK with, so best to check if you do in fact require visa before you book that ticket. Also check that your passport is up to date and does not expire soon as sometimes at least 6 months before expiration is required before traveling for some countries.
For US Citizens (unless for certain circumstances) they do not require a visa to enter the UK as they can enter for 6 months without a visa to visit (vacation). (unless changed recently).
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Please make sure that you complete biometrics formalities before leaving US.If your biometrics is not taken,-fingerprint,than confirm with USCIS for further guidence.