Can I enter the US with a Green Card about to expire?

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My Green Card expired in April, however in February I applied for renewal, and it was extended through November. I am travelling overseas and returning on November 28th. Since I have not yet received the new Green Card, could I have problems entering the US with a Green Card that is about to expire two days later?






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What happens if my green card expires while I am out of the country?

My green card expired, and I've been outside the U.S. for more than a year. If you have previously filed for and received a reentry permit, you may remain outside the United States for a period of up to two years. If that document continues to be valid and unexpired, you may reenter the U.S. with a reentry permit.

What do I need to travel if my green card is expired?

Generally, most people will need to submit the USCIS filing fee and a copy of the expired green card. If you've lost the green card, you may send a copy of a government-issued ID. Examples of other government-issued ID that are acceptable include a driver's license, passport or U.S. military ID.

Can you travel while waiting for green card renewal?

If you submit the Form I-131 with your green card application and it is approved by the USCIS you are essentially authorized to travel in and out of the US while your green card is being processed.



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