Reentering the U.S. from Canada with a Green Card: What You Need to Know

Learn how to reenter the U.S. from Canada as a green card holder. Tips on ID requirements and entry procedures.

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Yes, you can reenter the U.S. from Canada with a green card. Ensure your green card is valid and not expired. At the port of entry, present your green card along with any identification. It's also wise to carry your passport. Customs and Border Protection officers may ask questions to verify your identity and ensure you meet entry requirements.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do I need any additional documents when reentering the U.S. with a green card? It is advisable to carry your passport along with your green card to facilitate entry.
  2. What should I do if my green card is expired? If your green card is expired, you may need to renew it before traveling to avoid issues at the border.
  3. Can Customs and Border Protection deny my entry with a green card? Yes, CBP can deny entry if they find discrepancies or if you do not meet the entry requirements.
  4. What questions can I expect from Customs and Border Protection? CBP may ask about your travel purpose, length of stay, and verify your identity to ensure compliance with U.S. laws.