Linda Ulasi
11 de jun de 2021
Travel with your 18months extension
hey guys has anyone traveled out of the country while waiting for their I-751 to be approved?
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Kevin Tanko11 de jun de 2021
Yes. I got back in with no issues. Just don't use European airlines like Lufthansa and the like. Preferably Turkish airlines
ed j11 de jun de 2021
I did more times and it was completely fine
Rocco Forté11 de jun de 2021
@Kevin why not European Airlines?
Eko Law12 de jun de 2021
Kevin Tanko advice is very important. european airlines don't recognize expired green card with extension letter. They will allow u to board with only valid green card. To be on safer side, take American airlines. That's what I did when I was in ur position. So, you can travel.
Linda Ulasi16 de jun de 2021
Thank you guys for the advice 🙏🏽
Spencer smith15 de nov de 2021
@kevinTanko did you travel with Turkish? I am planning to and was wondering if anyone had problems. before.
Eko Law15 de nov de 2021
when u travel pls make sure u take America airlines if ur conditional green card is expired. Due to past experiences european airlines will not accept ur extension letter for green card.
Rocco Forté15 de nov de 2021
@Eko law so you had to buy a new ticket on a different airline when the European airline won’t board you with extension letter?
Eko Law15 de nov de 2021
Correct.
Rocco Forté15 de nov de 2021
Damn! how long ago was this?
Eko Law15 de nov de 2021
2018 thereabout
Eko Law15 de nov de 2021
I traveled myself without this knowledge until my friend told his encounter while visiting his home country. I'd have run into this problem during my trip but thank God I flew American Airline to UK while I was under extension.
Rocco Forté15 de nov de 2021
Wow that’s crazy. Imagine having to pay for a fresh ticket impromptu
Eko Law15 de nov de 2021
You got no choice if u don't want to be stranded.
Spencer smith15 de nov de 2021
but it clearly says in the letter that your status is extended. it is a letter from USCIS and it should not be at any airlines mercy. right?
