Mike

Hi All,

Just a quick question...I recently filed to have the conditions removed on
my two-year green card, which expired on July 6th. I have already received
the letter stating that the application is being processed, and that my card
has been renewed for one year. I am taking a two week holiday to Germany in
September, so my question is this: Do I need to get my passport stamped
before I leave, or do I just take the letter with me as proof of status?

I deal with CSC and L.A. BCIS, if anyone can tell me what I need to do.


Thanks!

Mike

Can anyone help me with this or I am I posting in the wrong group or is the
answer so blatantly obvious I'm just being ignored?

"Mike" wrote in message
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    > Hi All,
    > Just a quick question...I recently filed to have the conditions removed on
    > my two-year green card, which expired on July 6th. I have already
received
    > the letter stating that the application is being processed, and that my
card
    > has been renewed for one year. I am taking a two week holiday to Germany
in
    > September, so my question is this: Do I need to get my passport stamped
    > before I leave, or do I just take the letter with me as proof of status?
    > I deal with CSC and L.A. BCIS, if anyone can tell me what I need to do.
    > Thanks!

Mrtravel

Mike wrote:
    > Can anyone help me with this or I am I posting in the wrong group or is the
    > answer so blatantly obvious I'm just being ignored?
    >
    > "Mike" wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >
    >>Hi All,
    >>Just a quick question...I recently filed to have the conditions removed on
    >>my two-year green card, which expired on July 6th. I have already
    >
    > received
    >
    >>the letter stating that the application is being processed, and that my
    >
    > card
    >
    >>has been renewed for one year. I am taking a two week holiday to Germany
    >
    > in
    >
    >>September, so my question is this: Do I need to get my passport stamped
    >>before I leave, or do I just take the letter with me as proof of status?
    >>I deal with CSC and L.A. BCIS, if anyone can tell me what I need to do.

1. Don't top post, it's confusing.
2. Take your card and the letter with you.
3. If you are really paranoid, go to your "local" BCIS office and ask
them to stamp your passport.