can you travel to another country while appealing your denial for citizenship?
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Yes. You're permanent residency allows you to travel to and from other countries regardless of the status of your citizenship application. However, you need to make sure you're aware of the residency and re-entry requirements in the U.S. For a free consultation please contact us at 215_242_3830. |
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