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  Important: The above is provided for educational purposes only. You should not act or refrain to act solely based on the information provided. Cases differ and success in one case might not constitute guaranty of success in your case. We recommed to talk to a licensed attorney before you proceed. For more information on call us on 510 742 5887Ask a similar questionMore Helpful | 0 1 Lawyer agrees Comments 0 Oksana BandrivskaImmigration Attorney New York, NY Message Reveal Number646-650-2785x5 Mark as best answer Best Answer Thanks! Posted January 20, 2013 4:35amThe green card processing time depends on the service center where your green card application was submitted. Usually, it takes approximately 5-6 months from the date you submit the application to get an interview appointment.
  You cannot travel before you receive your green card. If you applied for advance parole (travel permit), you may still be able to travel while the green card is pending. However, it is highly advisable to talk to an attorney to see if you are eligible to re-enter the US with advance parole.Ask a similar questionMore Helpful | 0 Comments 2 AskerPosted January 22, 2013 10:48pmwe submit our gc in PA..how long will it take?Oksana BandrivskaPosted January 22, 2013 11:44pmUnder normal circumstances - 5-6 months from the date of filing I-485 Application. If you received a receipt notice from the USCIS, you can always call customer service center to find out the status of your application. (http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=ddce0b89284a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=ddce0b89284a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD)Ian Edmund ScottImmigration Attorney New York, NY Message Reveal Number212-223-2964 Mark as best answer Best Answer Thanks! Posted January 20, 2013 4:59amTiming will also depend on whether or not the forms submitted were accurate. It is worth the investment of speaking to an immigration lawyer if you want to travel as you do not want to put your status and green card at risk.The content of this answer has been prepared by Scott Legal Services, P.C. for general informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be considered or relied upon as legal advice. Transmission or receipt of the content of this information does not create, nor is it intended to create, and receipt does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship. Because each matter involves differing facts, online readers should not act upon the content of this website without seeking legal advice.Ask a similar questionMore Helpful | 0 1 Lawyer agrees Comments 0 Filed under:Immigration Immigration holds and deportation Immigrant status Form I-751 (remove conditions on residence) Ask a questionImmigration topicsImmigrationAdjustment of immigration statusUS visasGreen cardsUS citizenshipImmigration holds and deportationImmigrant statusFamily-based green cardImmigrant visasForm I-751 (remove conditions on residence)Recommended articles about ImmigrationHow to renew your green cardPreparing for a Spousal Adjustment InterviewCraig Randall Shagin, attorneyRemoving 2-Year Condition on Green Card (Part Three)Carl Michael Shusterman, attorneyA Marriage Breaks Down Before the Permanent Green Card is Granted. What are you to do?Moses Apsan, attorneyWhat others are askingWhat should one do if conditional visa expired in 2010?Seattle, WA | 9 attorney answersMy ex has a 2yr temporary residency. its expired this august. divorce in process. Can he be deported?Paramount, CA | 2 attorney answersDoes one have to submit proof to report marriage fraud and what kind of proof would be acceptable?New York, NY | 8 attorney answersSeparated but not divorced..i-751 filing due soon..HELP!Linden, NJ | 8 attorney answersSee all advice on ImmigrationCan't find what you're looking for?Post a free question on our public forum.Ask a Question- or -Search for lawyers by reviews and ratings.Find a LawyerBrowse legal topicsBankruptcy and debtBusinessChild custodyChild supportCivil rightsCriminal defenseDivorceDUIEmploymentFamily lawForeclosureImmigrationLandlord or tenantMedical malpracticePersonal injuryPrivacy lawReal estateTraffic ticketsUS visasWills and estatesSee all legal topics View top Immigration lawyers in Maryland by cityWashingtonAlexandriaSilver SpringArlingtonGaithersburgFairfaxHyattsvilleSpringfieldHerndonManassasFalls ChurchDarnestownSee all cities in Maryland About AvvoCareersReview your lawyerBlogFor lawyersTerms of usePrivacy policySupportCommunity guidelinesMobile appFollow us onFacebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Google+ © Avvo Inc. All Rights Reserved 2017