I received my GC in 2004. I've being studying outside US for the last 5 years and have being spending less than 6 months in the US a year for that 5yrs period. Last time I entered the US (03/17/2009) border officer said that the next time I try to enter with less than 6 months spent in the US they cancel my Green Card. Some people said that that they were given "2nd res. requirement advised" mark in their passport and were questioned while entering the US - I wasn't. I still need one more year to finish my diploma.
I cannot afford that rank of degree in the US educational institution because of the high price of the alike programs in the US. A lot of the graduates from my university go to the top 20 US Ph.D. programs which is much easier to get financial aid for. Further Ph.D. in the US was the main reason for continuing my education abroad. I've put myself in that getting-degree process and that cost me a lot of efforts and time. I'm going to stay in the US and work here. I even tried to find a job in the US related to the field of my education.
The time I spent in the US I've being working and got TAX return copies. I got a valid US driver license and I possess car in the US. I have open US bank account. I have a record in the US Selective Service System and a Social Security number valid for work. Also I have a valid permanent residence address - my family's house who all are GC holders too. I had never violated the US law.
Do factors mentioned above ensure my willing to maintain the US residence?
Is there any way to ensure my GC holder status?
Thank you in advance.
I cannot afford that rank of degree in the US educational institution because of the high price of the alike programs in the US. A lot of the graduates from my university go to the top 20 US Ph.D. programs which is much easier to get financial aid for. Further Ph.D. in the US was the main reason for continuing my education abroad. I've put myself in that getting-degree process and that cost me a lot of efforts and time. I'm going to stay in the US and work here. I even tried to find a job in the US related to the field of my education.
The time I spent in the US I've being working and got TAX return copies. I got a valid US driver license and I possess car in the US. I have open US bank account. I have a record in the US Selective Service System and a Social Security number valid for work. Also I have a valid permanent residence address - my family's house who all are GC holders too. I had never violated the US law.
Do factors mentioned above ensure my willing to maintain the US residence?
Is there any way to ensure my GC holder status?
Thank you in advance.
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