Travel With Conditional Green Card

Summary

Conditional green card holders can travel abroad but should not stay outside the U.S. For more than 6 months. For stays of a year or more, a re-entry permit is required. Using an un-updated passport to return to the U.S. Is generally allowed, but always carry your valid Green Card. Updating your passport to match your Green Card is advisable. Always check current immigration laws and consider consulting an immigration attorney for personalized advice.

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So received my conditional greencard can I travel abroad?
Hello ****, yes, typically holders of a conditional green card are allowed to travel abroad. However, keep in mind:
- Do not stay outside the U.S for more than 6 months.
- If you plan to stay abroad for a year or more, apply for a re-entry permit before leaving.
Remember, immigration laws can change, so always verify.
Can I enter US back with my passport un-updated different from my greencard?
Hello ****, generally, you can use your un-updated passport to return to the U.S. However, always carry your valid Green Card. It's advisable to:
- Update your passport to match your Green Card.
- Always check current immigration laws.
- Consider consulting an immigration attorney for personalized advice.