Phew Posted October 18, 2013 Report Share Posted October 18, 2013 Hi, I am planning to visit Italy this winter. I have a valid H-1B (no stamp) and AP valid till march 15th. I have returned to US earlier on AP so I believe that is OK. I do have 2 questions though - 1. Do European consulates accept AP as a travel document to return to US ? 2. The consulate site mentions that the travel document should be valid 3 months after the expiry of Schengen visa. In my case my AP is expiring 2 and a half months after the planned trip. Does anybody know how stringent are the consulates in following this 3 month rule? I will try calling the consulate to make sure. It would be great if somebody has had first hand experience. Thanks Link to comment
Shurap1 Posted October 23, 2013 Report Share Posted October 23, 2013 Hi, I am planning to visit Italy this winter. I have a valid H-1B (no stamp) and AP valid till march 15th. I have returned to US earlier on AP so I believe that is OK. I do have 2 questions though - 1. Do European consulates accept AP as a travel document to return to US ? 2. The consulate site mentions that the travel document should be valid 3 months after the expiry of Schengen visa. In my case my AP is expiring 2 and a half months after the planned trip. Does anybody know how stringent are the consulates in following this 3 month rule? I will try calling the consulate to make sure. It would be great if somebody has had first hand experience. Thanks 1. Yes - I used it to travel to Switzerland 2. You will have to apply and try, I don't think this should be big issue. Link to comment
darsh123 Posted March 30, 2017 Report Share Posted March 30, 2017 @Phew I am in a similar situation. What did you end up doing for point #2? Are they stringent? Link to comment
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