Protect Your Green Card While Traveling Abroad
If you’re a lawful permanent resident (green card holder) who needs to remain outside the United States for an extended period, your permanent residency status may be at risk. A Re-Entry Permit allows you to travel abroad for up to two years without abandoning your permanent resident status.
At Daniel Albert Law Firm, we help clients secure Re-Entry Permits, enabling them to travel internationally for work, family, or personal reasons—without jeopardizing their immigration future.
What Is a Re-Entry Permit?
A Re-Entry Permit is a travel document issued by USCIS that protects your green card if you stay outside the U.S. for more than six months, up to a maximum of 24 months. It serves as official proof that you intend to maintain your permanent residence in the U.S. and plan to return.
Without this permit, prolonged absences may result in difficulties upon re-entry, or worse, loss of your green card due to abandonment of residency.
Who Needs a Re-Entry Permit?
Important: You must be physically present in the U.S. when submitting Form I-131 and completing your biometrics appointment.
Why Choose Daniel Albert Law Firm?
Whether your international travel is for work, family, or personal health reasons, we’ll ensure your permanent resident status remains protected.
Travel Smart—Protect Your Green Card Status
Before leaving the U.S., let us help you apply for a Re-Entry Permit and secure your future.
Contact
- 10925 Beechnut St, Suite A106, Houston, TX 77072
- (832) 930-3059 (English)
- (832) 356-7254 (Español)
- info@danielalbertlaw.com
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