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My permanent resident card (green card) expired a couple of years ago. Does this mean that I can be deported? I have lived in this country for 27 years and always paid taxes. However, there have been a couple of years where I did not file my taxes.
 
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Why don't you apply for renewal? Are you a criminal?
 
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Unconditional LPR status doesn't expire, only card does.

If your LPR status is unconditional then simply fill out the required form and ask for renewal of your card.
 
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AF1 is correct. Just fill out the form and renew your card. You will need the card if you leave the country.
 
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Unconditional LPR status doesn't expire, but it can be revoked. Бойся.
 
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Naturalized USC can be revoked as well.

It's irrelevant to OP question.
 
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It is, because OP did not tell the whole story.
She is in trouble and can not apply for renewal.
 
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Nothing in the OP post suggests that "She is in trouble", but in the worst case scenario she will be deported, which is not a big deal anyway Big Grin
 
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Thanks, AF1. Appears pretty simple since my status is unconditional. I assume that I can still work as long as my employer does not audit their I-9 records. They have never requested an updated card.
 
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