Have others had trouble reentering the US with an expired green card and extension letter?

Why doesn't your Thai Wife File(Submit) USCIS Form N–400 Application for Naturalization to become an U.S. Citizen NOW if she has been a LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) for at least 3 years, or Early Filing of Form N–400 at 2 years + 9 months (90 Days Early Filing) from the day she became an U.S. PR (Resident Since Date on Green Card i–551)???

Wear red hats, speak loudly and rudely to foreigners, and sneer your way thru. Good luck. At this time not worth being carted away by thugs pretending to be trained.

ICE, ICE , BABY

When to Apply to Remove the Conditions for a Joint Filing

If you are a conditional permanent resident, your Green Card will expire 2 years from the date you obtain conditional permanent residence.

If you do not apply to remove the conditions in time, you could lose your conditional permanent resident status and potentially be removed from the country.

If you are filing Form I-751 jointly with your U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, you must file your Form I-751 within the 90-day period immediately before your Green Card expires.

Use our Filing Calculator to determine your 90-day filing date.

If You File Outside of the 90-Day Period

If you do not properly file Form I-751 within the 90-day period before your Green Card expires, your status as a conditional permanent resident automatically terminates.

We will:

Send you a notice telling you that you failed to remove the conditions; and

Begin removal proceedings against you by sending you a Notice to Appear at a hearing. At the hearing, you may review and rebut (deny) the evidence against you.

You must prove that you met the requirements of your conditional permanent resident status;

we do not need to prove that you did not meet the requirements.

If you file your Form I-751 after the 90-day period, you must include a written explanation for why you are filing late.

We will determine whether there was good cause for your failure to file your Form I-751 within the required time period

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Don't do it until tRumps gone...

Ice might grab her….be careful

Make sure you carry that letter of action with you at all times. Believe it is I-797. if I remember, the letter you mentioned foe the extension. They were not going to let my Thai wife leave Thailand until I found that document. Her green card was expired but the letter of action showed that it was still valid

Why on Earth would want anybody want to stay in the US especially if you have a Thai wife and your eligible to live in Thailand this is just my opinion based on the current climate and culture here in America what a horrible country

Recent experience departing US from Detroit to Korea…walked a gauntlet of CBP agents asking questions of everyone boarding plane…never, ever before this experience…

Why do you want to risk your wife?

My wife was in the same scenario and we have traveled to Thailand twice in the past three years. Just need to travel with the green card and the letter from USCIS stating the extension for 48 months and had no issues. For us it will be three years in August so hoping soon to get her 10 year green card.

Why on earth would you want to risk anything with US immigration these days?

I’ve read of issues.