How many times can I apply for a US re-entry permit?

You can apply for three re-entry permits.

Brief Introduction of Re-entry Permit in the United States (White Paper)

Re-entry permit, also known as the white paper, is a visa replacement document, which is specially used for green card holders who may stay outside the United States for more than six months. You can stay abroad for no more than two years and hold a re-entry permit from the United States.

Re-entry permits cannot be extended and can only be applied within the United States. Therefore, if the green card holder needs to stay outside the United States for more than two years, he must return to the United States within two years before applying for a new re-entry permit in the United States.

1. Re-entry permit is valid for two years, and it will be invalid after expiration. If the old license has not expired, you must return it if you want to apply for a new one.

2. You can apply for three US re-entry permits with a total validity of 5 years.

3. Re-entry permit must be applied in the United States 60 days before leaving the United States, but you can leave before approval.

Extended data:

The concept of "re-entry permit";

Re-entry permits are issued to those who can no longer obtain American visas and want to re-enter the United States. These people must obtain re-entry permits before they can leave the United States and re-enter.

Otherwise, these people can't go back to America. Although the re-entry permit is a valid entry document, the re-entry permit does not completely guarantee that the holder can enter the United States. Whether the holder can enter the United States depends on the decision of the immigration officer to see if the holder has violated the entry requirements of the US immigration law.

The following are the materials for applying for re-entry permit in the United States:

1. Fill in the form I- 13 1.

2. The US Immigration Service may ask for an interview or provide fingerprint records. If you are between 14 and 79 years old, the applicant must take fingerprints at the request of the US Immigration Service. Fingerprint records must be completed before leaving the United States, otherwise the application will be rejected.

3. A copy of the document issued by the US Immigration Bureau to prove your current status in the United States.

4. Explain or use evidence to show that the applicant needs to apply for a paper to return to the United States.

5. The receipt from the US Immigration Bureau proves that the applicant has applied for identity adjustment, that is, he has applied for a green card (application for identity adjustment).

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-American Visa

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-US Immigration Bureau