Can You Enter the U.S. with Just a Green Card? Key Information.

Learn about re-entering the U.S. with a green card and passport as a lawful permanent resident.

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Yes, you can enter the U.S. with just a green card if you're a lawful permanent resident. Ensure your green card is valid and not expired. Additionally, carry a valid passport from your country of citizenship for international airline travel.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do you need a passport to travel with a green card? Yes, a valid passport from your country of citizenship is required for international travel, even if you hold a green card.
  2. What documents do I need to re-enter the U.S. as a green card holder? You need a valid green card and a passport to re-enter the U.S. as a lawful permanent resident.
  3. Can a green card holder travel outside the U.S.? Yes, a green card holder can travel outside the U.S. but must follow certain documentation requirements.
  4. What if my green card has expired while traveling? It's important to renew your green card before traveling, as an expired card may cause re-entry complications.

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