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Frequently Asked Questions Home  >  Immigration Law FAQ  >  Other Visas  >  Re-entry Permit Your Immigration Questions Answered by VisaPro. Here, you will find detailed answers to many of most common immigration questions. 8. What is the validity period of Re-entry Permit?       •      For lawful permanent residents returning to the US, a Reentry Permit is valid for two years from the date of issuance of the re-entry permit •      For conditional residents returning to the U.S., the re-entry permit is valid for two years from the date of issuance of the re-entry permit or until the date the conditional resident must apply for the removal of conditions, whichever comes first 9. Can I apply for an extension of Re-entry Permit?       No, a Re-entry Permit may not be extended. 10. When should I apply for Re-entry Permit?       You must apply for Re-entry Permit before leaving the U.S. Failure to do so may cause you to lose permission to re-enter the U.S. and lead to the denial of any other applications. 11. Does Re-entry Permit guarantee me admission into the U.S.?       No, Re-entry Permit does not guarantee you admission into the U.S. Foreign nationals with Re-entry Permit are still subject to the immigration inspections process at the port of entry.       Note: Travel outside of the U.S for more than one year will under most circumstances break the continuous residence requirement for later Naturalization purposes. Previous | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Next   Need More HELP! Get Personalized Legal Advice from a VisaPro Attorney Browse Tips and Procedures about Specific Visas Discover More about VisaPro Legal Services More About Re-entry Permit Benefits of Re-entry Permit Requirements for Re-entry Permit Applying for Re-entry Permit How can we help you? MESSAGE BOARDS How do I fill Form I-129? When do I start Green Card? Discuss US Immigration NEWSLETTER - FREE! Receive latest immigration updates and free legal tips by e-mail. Sign up now! IMMIGRATION DICTIONARY Legal terms explained in plain English! On this topic Re-entry Permit RELATED FORMS DS-117, I-131 RELATED VISAS Green Card U.S. Citizenship RELATED ARTICLES MAVNI Program: Direct US Citizenship without Permanent Resident Status Did You Know About the J-1 Umbrella Sponsor and its Advantages in Obtaining a J-1 Visa? Setting Up a New Business: Choosing Between L1 or E visa PERM Labor Certification Process Do you know the difference between 'Visa' and 'Status'? Affidavit of Support – Forms I-134 and I-864 in Comparison Behind the fall in H-1B Visa Demand – Is it the Economy or Increased Scrutiny on H-1B? The H-1B Visa Portability Provisions: Who Can Take Advantage of Them to Change Employers Freely? I Got Laid Off While on H-1B? What Should I Do Now? What is ESTA: Is ESTA Required For Travelers Under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP)? More Articles... OUR SERVICES   Our Re-entry Permit application service includes: Complete review of all your personal circumstances. Identification of important legal issues that may affect your Re-entry Permit application. Accurate preparation of your Re-entry Permit application. Submission of your Re-entry Permit application to the proper government agencies. Online access to your case status. Unlimited personal communication with your own VisaPro immigration attorney. Low Flat Fee: $295 Start Now     1. Online Consultation Get a detailed, written opinion online in less than 3 business days from a licensed immigration attorney. Only $49! Consult Now 2. Telephone Consultation Get a one half-hour telephone consultation with a licensed immigration attorney. Only $75! Consult Now SEARCH VISAPRO CHECK VISA STATUS - Free FILLABLE USCIS FORMS Free Download IMMIGRATION NEWS November 21, 2009 PROCESSING TIMES ALERTS & NEWSLETTERS Receive latest immigration updates and free legal tips by e-mail. View Latest Newsletter. MESSAGE BOARDS RSS IMMIGRATION LAW FAQ 'HOW DO I?' ARTICLES IMMIGRATION DICTIONARY VISA PROCESS VIDEO LIBRARY

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