We are pleased to announce that the case of a customer who petitioned for I-131 re-entry permit with Song Dong-ho Law Firm has been approved by the USCIS.
The customer, who was a green card holder, came to our firm seeking assistance with obtaining a re-entry permit in case they were assigned to their home country by their company. Although there was a delay in processing the case due to increased workload at the immigration office, fortunately, we were able to receive the approval within the estimated processing time provided by the office. We are very happy to be able to deliver the good news of the approval to the customer who had been anxiously waiting for it, and we wish them all the best for their future endeavors.
If a green card holder stays outside of the United States for an extended period of time, they must obtain a re-entry permit before leaving the United States. If a green card holder resides overseas for more than one year, the immigration office considers it as abandoning the intention to reside in the United States, and entry to the United States with only the green card is not allowed. Therefore, if you may have to reside outside of the United States for more than one year, it is crucial to consult with a professional in advance to avoid any potential negative consequences under immigration law. Song Law Firm always strives to provide satisfactory legal services to our clients by prioritizing effective communication. In particular, our immigration team has extensive experience and approval rates in various immigration and non-immigration visa petition cases, including re-entry permit petitions. Through this experience, we keep up with the latest visa and immigration trends and quickly adapt to the latest policies and regulations of the immigration office.
If you have any questions about re-entry permits, please feel free to contact Song Law Firm.
