I understood that even with a Green Card, you are not allowed to leave the country for more than a year, otherwise you have to reapply for status. I have been out of the U.S. almost 4 years and have had a Green Card since the mid 90s due to marriage, but I am now in the midst of a divorce. Now my concern is how to move back to the U.S. to deal with my divorce if my status is changed. Also, my ex stole all of my files and paperwork so I have nothing to show the immigration office. Help!
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I understood that even with a Green Card, you are not allowed to leave the country for more than a year, otherwise you have to reapply for status. I have been out of the U.S. almost 4 years and have had a Green Card since the mid 90s due to marriage, but I am now in the midst of a divorce. Now my concern is how to move back to the U.S. to deal with my divorce if my status is changed. Also, my ex stole all of my files and paperwork so I have nothing to show the immigration office. Help!
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WHAT A D-U-M-B-A-S-S YOU ARE !!!
OK, HERE IS THE PLAN:
VISIT WWW.IMMIGRATION.COM
SEND EMAIL TO RAJIV S. KHANNA
WRITE HIM DETAILED LETTER ABOUT YOUR CASE AND ASK FOR LEGAL ADVISE (DON'T FORGET TO TELL HIM THAT YOU ARE REFERRED BY IMMORTALE !!!)
GOOD LUCK !!!
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For my own reasons....finances, etc...it makes more sense for me to move than travel back and forth over the next few years or however long this divorce takes. Also, I miss living in California and would like to move back, regardless. Now I am simply trying to find out what my options are before making a decision or any plans.
No, I am not a dumbass!
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LOL, the careerladystinks becoming paranoid...too funnyFOR REAL IMMIGRATION HELP VISIT:
WWW.IMMIGRATION.COM
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