old case: my mother became permanent resident then she returned back her country

[wessam81 0]

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=3f443a4107083210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=3f443a4107083210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD

[wessam81 0]

submit this document to embassy

http://photos.state.gov/libraries/164203/dhs/I-407.pdf

[Mark88 184]

CBP can take your GC at the border.

Isn't the choice given either that, or sit in deportation jail for a while until an IJ can hear your case?

CBP can take away her green card, but only an Immigration Judge can take away her status. She will NOT be in jail or deportation until she has a hearing. If she provides plausible circumstances, the IJ might give her right and she receives her green card back. If not she will be given a date to leave the country.

[wessam81 0]

so you mean that she can enter usa without any harm to her and CBP will take her card

then IJ will decide if she fit for having her card back or going back to her home country

R u sure that they will not harm here by any possible way?

[Boiler 46,138]

What do you mean by harm?

[sk28 1]

What was her original petition based on. Usually, if its family petition, they stay valid until the relationship exists. So she can go to an embasy and apply for a new Green card.

[Mark88 184]

so you mean that she can enter usa without any harm to her and CBP will take her card

then IJ will decide if she fit for having her card back or going back to her home country

R u sure that they will not harm here by any possible way?

If you're lucky they won't even ask anything, since CBP's system don't have all exits and enterings on file. But I'm not saying that she should do it, since it's technically not legal.

R u sure that they will not harm here by any possible way?

They might hold her for a couple hours to process and question her, but they won't torture and ship her off to Guantanamo if that is what you mean.

[wessam81 0]

yes it is family based petition

in case if embassy they refused to meet her and asked her to contact uscis directly

i mean by harm

my mother is not young and sick

so i am afraid that they will deal with her as illegal person or something

[Boiler 46,138]

Has she maintained her US health Insurance?

[sk28 1]

You file i824 and transfer i-130 to embassy in you country. Then she will apply for immigration visa at the embassy.

[Mark88 184]

You file i824 and transfer i-130 to embassy in you country. Then she will apply for immigration visa at the embassy.

I don't think that form will work. Since it is just for getting a copy of an approved application. In this case the I-551 was already issued, but the OP's mother was outside of the country too long.

OP either fly with current green card and take your chances or apply for a SB-1 reentry visa, or file a complete new I-130 application on her behalf.