Can I Fly Domestically in the US with an Expired Green Card?

Learn if you can fly in the US with an expired green card and what additional ID may be required.

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Yes, you can fly domestically within the US with an expired green card. However, it's advisable to carry additional identification such as a passport and proof of your residency status, like a receipt of renewal application (Form I-90). While TSA may allow travel, always check with your airline beforehand as policies can vary. It's best to renew your green card as soon as possible to avoid any potential issues in the future.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I travel by air in the US with an expired green card? Yes, you can fly domestically in the US with an expired green card, but it’s recommended to have additional identification.
  2. What additional ID should I carry when flying with an expired green card? You should carry other identification, such as a valid passport and proof of residency, like the receipt of your green card renewal application (Form I-90).
  3. Do airlines have different policies regarding travel with an expired green card? Yes, airline policies can vary, so it's important to check with your airline before traveling.
  4. What should I do if I need to travel but my green card is expired? If you need to travel, ensure you have additional identification and consider renewing your green card as soon as possible to avoid complications.

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