Kattosha

> I'm not sure how to respond to your post, but I'm sorry for your
> trouble. If i were you, I wouldn't be travelling without some sort of
> approval. I'm not sure if the status you printed from the USCIS
> website would work.
>
> Why don't you just get the stamp? The expired green card is of no use
> as is right now. this is the first I'm hearing that the stamp is
> valid for 2 weeks - i always thought it was 1 year, guess you learn
> something new every day.
>
> It's your decision though, but if you really need to travel, you
> should take the stamp.
>
> Good Luck!! and let us know how it went

Well I went to Canada and I have managed to return. I was extrememly
lucky as my extension letter showed up on the day of the flight. Now I
don't need to worry for a few more months.

However I was talking to the officer at the Vanouver airport about my
predicament and he said that it would have been up to the individual
officer whether I was let through without the extension letter.

If the officer had a bad day or a fight with his wife I could have been
denied admittance because I had inproper documentation. He said he has
seen it before and with the tighter documentation restrictions coming
into place next month he's positive that crossing between Canada and the
U.S will only get harder (and the lines longer).

And as a word of warning to everyone travelling between the two
countries, he said that the Vancouver and Toronto airports were the
hardest on the documentation.

Good luck to everyone else out there and happy holidays

Kattosha

> Well I went to Canada and I have managed to return. I was extrememly
> lucky as my extension letter showed up on the day of the flight. Now I
> don't need to worry for a few more months.
>
> However I was talking to the officer at the Vanouver airport about my
> predicament and he said that it would have been up to the individual
> officer whether I was let through without the extension letter.
>
> If the officer had a bad day or a fight with his wife I could have
> been denied admittance because I had inproper documentation. He said
> he has seen it before and with the tighter documentation restrictions
> coming into place next month he's positive that crossing between
> Canada and the U.S will only get harder (and the lines longer).
>
> And as a word of warning to everyone travelling between the two
> countries, he said that the Vancouver and Toronto airports were the
> hardest on the documentation.
>
> Good luck to everyone else out there and happy holidays

Seems when things start to move the floodgates open....I just got the
letter for my Biometrics appointment on December 26th.

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