Request does not meet the expedite guidelines established by USCIS

[fara6674 0]

In any business one has to duplicate themselves (no one is indispensable,& no one will do things like you)

train one individual, have a close friend monitor your biz,set up cctv to biz if its that big & lucrative, don't spend more

5 months away, come & go without giving prior notices to those in charge of business, set up accounts so you can

monitor your deposits by phone or net, employees will slack off whether U are around or not, If you cant do this then

maybe U should go home with your business....but Y did U leave in the first place? good luck

It seem to be a good option but at the same time I spend about two years to learn a part of this business, and I'm still learning while I'm running this business. It is not as easy to train someone and leave as we think it is. Would you leave everything to someone you recently train where you already invest $500,000 in it ??

[Boiler 46,337]

So assuming getting somebody else to run it is out, that leaves:

Close it

Sell it

Carry on running it

Which one is it going to be?

[BaBamSam 239]

OP, there is no easy or perfect solution here. You're going to have to make a hard decision that will sacrifice something.

1. Spend a couple of months training someone to manage the business so that you can take time to go visit your family (but remember you have to spend more time in the US than out of it). You'll have to trust someone and teach them as best as you can.

2. Sell the business, give up your green card and return to your home country to be with your family.

3. Stay in the US and wait until your number comes up and your family can join you.

Again, none of these are perfect solutions. All of your options here have pros and cons, you just need to decide which one to commit to. You will not be able to expedite at all because you are not a US citizen.

I wish you the best in making a decision.

[fara6674 0]

OP, there is no easy or perfect solution here. You're going to have to make a hard decision that will sacrifice something.

1. Spend a couple of months training someone to manage the business so that you can take time to go visit your family (but remember you have to spend more time in the US than out of it). You'll have to trust someone and teach them as best as you can.

2. Sell the business, give up your green card and return to your home country to be with your family.

3. Stay in the US and wait until your number comes up and your family can join you.

Again, none of these are perfect solutions. All of your options here have pros and cons, you just need to decide which one to commit to. You will not be able to expedite at all because you are not a US citizen.

I wish you the best in making a decision.

Thank you so much for sharing your idea and for your suggestions.

It is true that, it is not going to be an easy decision to make. I didn't know before but I know now that expedite is for US citizens not for Green card. Customer service didn't mention anything about it, they just told me that I can apply for one and I did.

Thanks