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Hello everyone!
My husband's conditional greencard expires in Feb 2022. Meaning we'll file the petition to remove the confitions 90 days prior (a date in Novemeber).
We have international travel plans for Christmas time, and are wondering whether or not he needs anything additional than his current conditional greencard? This will still be valid at the time of departure and returning. So I'm thinking it shouldn't be an issue. However, I was wondering if the receipt that we'll receive once we petition to remove the conditons will be necessary to have with.
If the reciept is needed, I wanted to see how everyone's timeline experience with getting a receipt notice back after petioning is going. We'll have roughly three weeks between petitioning and departing for international travel. Not sure if that would be enough time to receive the reciept notice in the mail or not.
Location: Washington DC
Thank you in advance to anyone who can shed light on this situation!
My husband's conditional greencard expires in Feb 2022. Meaning we'll file the petition to remove the confitions 90 days prior (a date in Novemeber).
We have international travel plans for Christmas time, and are wondering whether or not he needs anything additional than his current conditional greencard? This will still be valid at the time of departure and returning. So I'm thinking it shouldn't be an issue. However, I was wondering if the receipt that we'll receive once we petition to remove the conditons will be necessary to have with.
If the reciept is needed, I wanted to see how everyone's timeline experience with getting a receipt notice back after petioning is going. We'll have roughly three weeks between petitioning and departing for international travel. Not sure if that would be enough time to receive the reciept notice in the mail or not.
Location: Washington DC
Thank you in advance to anyone who can shed light on this situation!
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