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HI,everyone
I am a nurse. I got my green card 6 months ago(I went to school in usa on F1 visa and my employer filed I140 and I485 in USA for me). Now I am thinking of quitting the job and travelling to my birth country for about 5-6 months. here are my questions. 1. I haven't got green card for about a year. Can I travel to other country for not more than 180 days? Is there such rule saying that I have to have Green Card for 365 days before travelling for less than 180 days? 2. I got Green Card throught employment. If I quit, would that affect my permanent resident status? Would that affect the green card renewal or natualization at later stages? 3. After travelling about 5-6 months,I'll definitely go back to USA. Then my husband and I are planning to have a baby. Due to the nature of nursing job,I wanna stay umemployed untill baby is born and reach 3 years old.Would that affect my permanent resident status? Would that affect the green card renewal or natualization at later stages? 4. My husband's case is filed as my dependent. His I485 is still pending. If I quit,and I am outside USA travelling. Would that affect his I485 approval? PLEASE ADVISE!!! Many thanks!! |
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Secondly, if the baby is born outside the US you will have to go through the hassle and expense of immigration processes to get the baby a green card, whereas if born in the US the baby will automatically be a US citizen. You have already worked for the employer for six months post-GC. You can quit now and stay home to raise the baby, and still be able to renew your green card or apply for citizenship. Of course, it would be safer to stay for 9 or 12 months, but the most common opinion given by lawyers is that six months is sufficient. Quote:
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PD: Jan 2003 (EB3 rest of world) I-485 filed: June 2005 Approved: July 2007 I am a layman, not a lawyer. What I write here is not official or professional legal advice. In addition, my answers on this forum are specific to the scenarios discussed in each thread and should not be generalized to other situations. Last edited by Jackolantern; 25th August 2007 at 08:49 PM. |
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Remember, I am strictly a layperson without any legal training. Please, if in doubt, be sure to use the services of a professional lawyer whom you trust. |
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Thanks so much you guys! you are so nice!
Best luck to both of you!!! |
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