Do I need a passport if I have a resident alien card?
Question: I am a US resident. I would like to travel to Mexico, the place of my birth. Do I need a passport or could I use my resident alien card? Please respond ASAP. Thank you.
Answer: A permanent resident (green card holder) can travel freely outside of the United States. A passport from your country of citizenship is often necessary to travel to another country and to re-enter the United States.
To re-enter the United States, a permanent resident normally needs to present their green card for readmission. A re-entry permit is needed for trips that last longer than 1 year but less than 2 years.
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