Leaving the US

[SalishSea 17,839]

Another consideration would be having abandoned/failed to remove conditions/ surrendered your green card, you may not be eligible for ESTA, and would then have to apply for a B visa if you wanted to visit the USA.

[Diane and Chris 651]

10 hours ago, H.Angy said:

She is saying that they have to leave asap and people advice her to wait for 3 years and apply for citizenship just because their dream(the advisers) is to be a citizen...

She was very clear about their intention to move to UK for a long time, possible for life.

So go back and if indeed you decide to continue there, surrender you GC. By doing that, in the future, you can reapply for a new visa/GC.

She never said they have to leave ASAP. 

[H.Angy 51]

11 minutes ago, Diane and Chris said:

She never said they have to leave ASAP. 

March 21 is pretty close as far as immigration processes last.

[pamala900 33]

Right, with what I read they were thinking about it. That's why I said I would wait. My husband and I have thought about it, doesn't mean were going to do it asap.  If she's willing to abandon her GC then that is good. But others would not, as it takes money and time to process, just to give up. And if they changed their mind, and wanted to come back it would be a pain.  Citizenship would give her freedom to come back and forth as she pleased.