Stay Abroad Without Losing Your U.S. Green Card

Why the Re-entry Permit is Vital

A Re-entry Permit allows Green Card holders to stay outside the U.S. for up to two years without risking their permanent residency status. Whether for work, family, or personal reasons, this permit ensures you can return to the U.S. and continue your residency without complications.

Who Needs a Re-entry Permit Visa?

• Green Card holders planning to stay abroad for more than one year but less than two years.
• Individuals with work assignments, family obligations, or personal matters requiring extended stays abroad.
• Anyone who wants to secure their U.S. residency while living temporarily outside the country.

How to Apply for a Re-entry Permit Visa

1. Eligibility Review: Confirm your eligibility as a Green Card holder with an intention to return to the U.S.
2. Complete Form I-131: Submit the Application for Travel Document, providing details about your travel plans and reasons for extended stay.
3. Attend a Biometrics Appointment: Provide fingerprints, photographs, and signatures as required.
4. Submit Your Application: Send your completed form and supporting documents to USCIS. Processing may take several months.
5. Receive Your Re-entry Permit: Once approved, use this document to travel and return to the U.S. within two years.

Why Choose Larhdel Law for Your Re-entry Permit Application?

• Clear Eligibility Assessment: We ensure you meet all requirements for the Re-entry Permit.
• Step-by-Step Application Support: From completing Form I-131 to submitting supporting documents, we handle every detail.
• Document Review: We review your travel plans, proof of residency, and other materials to ensure accuracy.
• Biometrics and Interview Prep: Our team helps you prepare for appointments to ensure a seamless process.
• Efficient Service: Larhdel Law prioritizes timely and efficient application processing to meet your needs.

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