Will I lose my green card if?
I was an asylee in the US since 2003, I received my green card in 2007 through asylum. I want to travel put a bet on to my country to visit my father who is dying from cancer. His last wish is to see me one final time before he dies. Will I automatically lose my green card if I go back for a few days? Please assist.
Answers:
u can go but not for more than 6 months.
A green card process you are a lawful permanent resident of the US. Permanent means you can travel outside the country and come wager on as you wish.
So, no, you won't lose your green card for taking a trip abroad.
No, you won't have any problems. Sorry to hear roughly your da, that's a terrible thing to have to run through.
you can go home, BUT no more than 6 months or you will lose the green card
Technically, yes. It is up to the US CIS (their discretion usually exercised at the time of citizenship interview). However, there are many people who travel to their home country purely like you want to and they have not had any problems. Source(s): I am an attorney who have had asylee clients with green card visit their home country.
no, you will be fine
The INS will ask the following question: If you seeked "asylum", why would you be in motion to your own country to be persecuted? Wont they kill you or your life be threatened there? If not, conceivably you dont need the greencard.
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u can go but not for more than 6 months.
A green card process you are a lawful permanent resident of the US. Permanent means you can travel outside the country and come wager on as you wish.
So, no, you won't lose your green card for taking a trip abroad.
No, you won't have any problems. Sorry to hear roughly your da, that's a terrible thing to have to run through.
you can go home, BUT no more than 6 months or you will lose the green card
Technically, yes. It is up to the US CIS (their discretion usually exercised at the time of citizenship interview). However, there are many people who travel to their home country purely like you want to and they have not had any problems. Source(s): I am an attorney who have had asylee clients with green card visit their home country.
no, you will be fine
The INS will ask the following question: If you seeked "asylum", why would you be in motion to your own country to be persecuted? Wont they kill you or your life be threatened there? If not, conceivably you dont need the greencard.
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And what effect do you think this will have on the U.S. economy? The elected representatives has been sending no-match letters for years. The problem is nobody rewarded any attention to them. They may change soon. I don't think it will hurt the economy. The job will be filled by legal...