Travel with 'Permanent Resident Card'
May 20th 2003, 6:32 pm
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Travel with 'Permanent Resident Card'
Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to travel
outside of the USA?
Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
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until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to travel
outside of the USA?
Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
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May 20th 2003, 7:34 pm
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Re: Travel with 'Permanent Resident Card'
"Golden Sword" wrote in message
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> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to travel
> outside of the USA?
> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
> --
No! You are a legal permanent resident of the US and are free to come and
go as you please. Permanent Resident Card is "Green Card" - just not green
any more.
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> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to travel
> outside of the USA?
> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
> --
No! You are a legal permanent resident of the US and are free to come and
go as you please. Permanent Resident Card is "Green Card" - just not green
any more.
May 21st 2003, 2:46 am
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Re: Travel with 'Permanent Resident Card'
Golden Sword wrote:
> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to travel
> outside of the USA?
No.
> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
Yes. "Permanent Resident Card" is the current official name of the Greencard.
-Joe
> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to travel
> outside of the USA?
No.
> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
Yes. "Permanent Resident Card" is the current official name of the Greencard.
-Joe
May 21st 2003, 3:35 pm
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Re: Travel with 'Permanent Resident Card'
Joachim Feise wrote:
> Golden Sword wrote:
>> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
>> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to
>> travel outside of the USA?
>
> No.
>
>> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
>
> Yes. "Permanent Resident Card" is the current official name of the
> Greencard.
>
> -Joe
Thank you very much for your response. :-)
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> Golden Sword wrote:
>> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
>> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to
>> travel outside of the USA?
>
> No.
>
>> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
>
> Yes. "Permanent Resident Card" is the current official name of the
> Greencard.
>
> -Joe
Thank you very much for your response. :-)
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May 21st 2003, 3:43 pm
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Re: Travel with 'Permanent Resident Card'
Traveller wrote:
> "Golden Sword" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
>> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to
>> travel outside of the USA?
>> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
>> --
>
> No! You are a legal permanent resident of the US and are free to come and
> go as you please. Permanent Resident Card is "Green Card" - just not
> green any more.
Thank you very much for your response. At least now, I feel confident to be
able to travel! :-)
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> "Golden Sword" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Does a person holding a Permanent Resident Card, which is currently valid
>> until September 20, 2004, need to obtain Advance Parole in order to
>> travel outside of the USA?
>> Also, is the 'Permanent Resident Card' equivalent to the 'Green Card'?
>> --
>
> No! You are a legal permanent resident of the US and are free to come and
> go as you please. Permanent Resident Card is "Green Card" - just not
> green any more.
Thank you very much for your response. At least now, I feel confident to be
able to travel! :-)
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