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can i travel to mexico without green card?
I’m a resident of the U.S (not a citizen yet) and i want to travel to mexico to get my teeth implants, however i lost my green card in the trash, now i am waiting to get a new one but its gonna be a few months until i receive it, i do have a copy of my green card and i know the number of my card but, can i travel to mexico or any other country without a green card?
You must show proof of US residency (green card) when you travel to Mexico. If the production of your new green card is still in the making, please make an appointment with your local USCIS office (through Infopass) and get them to stamp a provisional i-551 stamp on your passport. That’ll do.
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December 5th, 2009 at 8:26 pm
You can leave but you can’t re-enter without your visa (green card.)
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December 5th, 2009 at 11:02 pm
If you’re going to Mexico you will be required to show your Green card on re-entry[NOT a copy] & entering without it can bring more problems than you can imagine like sitting in a jail while they thoroughly check out your status & that you are actually who you say you are not to mention that if they find out you’ve been telling the truth the large fine[~$1000 US] you will have to pay for not having your green card on you to showcase for inspection.
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December 6th, 2009 at 6:37 am
You must show proof of US residency (green card) when you travel to Mexico. If the production of your new green card is still in the making, please make an appointment with your local USCIS office (through Infopass) and get them to stamp a provisional i-551 stamp on your passport. That’ll do.
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