Return with GC after one year & more?

Hannah7 said:
So they don't deport you immediately if I understand you clearly.
But if they called you to judge maybe it would be better to abandon GC yourself, right?
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You've been asking the same question in several threads now. You got really lucky and won a green card through the Diversity Visa Lottery. All you have to do is show up at the embassy and hop on a plane.

Why isn't that enough? Why are you looking to bend the rules, and risk loosing your right to live in the US? :confused:

Do you really want to know if you can be deported immediately or only after a period of time. Do you really want to know if it's better to abandon your GC if you have to appear before a judge? Why does this matter to you? :confused:

The best option is to be honest and follow the rules. Then you'll have no immigration worries, and can go on and live your life.
 
Dago Red said:
a 'N400 liar' on Questions Part 2A, Part 7C, Part 10 Question D-15, Part 10 D Question 22e, Part 10 D Question 23 and Part 10 D Question 24.
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What if this person shows actual time spent in US when applying for citizenship? There are no lies there, absolute truth and there can be enough time spent in US to satisfy citizenship requirements after this "gray" absence..... Certainly I am not encourage or support author idea or behavior ....
 
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andrewned said:
What if this person shows actual time spent in US when applying for sitizenship? There are no lies there, absolute truth and there can be enough time spent in US to satisfy citizenship requirements after this "gray" absence.....
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If you didn't lie at the POE nor on the N-400, then once you spend sufficient time in the US after the long trip you would again qualify for citizenship (the 4 year and 1 day rule).
 
If you ever cross the land border either way, you will observe that your car will be snapped from the rear when you approach the booth. So all the officer needed to do was to compare the last snap taken for my plates and compare it to the current car. I assume the officer was a BMWphile and was able to see the upgrade from 325ci to 530xi. I will be leaving for Canada next month to visit my folks. I want to see if this time I get congratulated for my X5 :)


cafeconleche said:
Wow!
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I feel like this is a silly chat, but it makes me curious though. Why are some of you wanting to leave the US for more than a year yet want to come back and apply for citizenship?


Stoned!
 
Yes, it never ceases to amaze me the number of people on here who, once they get their green card, the first thing they want to do is return to their home countries, then try to figure out a way to "beat the system" to keep the residency. If you don't want to live here, don't.
 
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I dont think you understand the problems of ''unplanned'' migration due to a lottery win as many enter to win but only a few hit base. When you actually get lucky a lot of matters have to be resolved in your country of origin ie family,finance,education etc etc...... The more you have the longer it takes.
 
To be honest, this forum has seen more cases of employment based GC holders and AOS based (specially parents) who want to move out as soon as PR status is acquired. Hardly any DV winners.
 
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