Comments, and feedback will be appreciated.

[Randy W]

My wife came to the USA from Nanchang China. We got married in Nanchang, China. My wife stayed in the USA for ~one month and then she returned Nanchang, China. My wife said that she needed to return to do a few things. I hope that her visa will allow her to return without more documents and questions. Comments, and feedback will be appreciated. - Fred

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[Randy W]

Hey Fred, what visa did she enter on ?

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[Randy W]

Moved from Shout Box to allow proper discussion.

 

She will need either her green card or an I-551 stamp in her passport in order to return.

 

If she has neither, perhaps she can get travel documents through her American consulate.

 

Actually, she probably IS okay - IF her visa has the wording "Serves as Temporary I-551 Evidencing Permanent Residence for One Year"

 

No, the visa itself is only good for 1 entry, but it DOES serve a dual purpose as evidence of permanent Residency - which allows multiple entries.

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[Fred]

I am not clear on the type of visa., but my wife has the green card, a social security number, and a temporary state ID card. The permanent state ID card was mailed recently. I hope that my wife can easily return to the USA. I was married in China a few years ago.

Fred

[Randy W]

 

I am not clear on the type of visa., but my wife has the green card, a social security number, and a temporary state ID card. The permanent state ID card was mailed recently. I hope that my wife can easily return to the USA. I was married in China a few years ago.

Fred

 

 

 

The green card is all she needs for a trip of up to six months.