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currently living in Texas, planing to move to Guam for a few years as my husband found a job out there and already moved. Will this be considered abandon of LPR status; besides my passport and green card, any additional documents I may need when returning?

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17 minutes ago, Patrichulaa said:

currently living in Texas, planing to move to Guam for a few years as my husband found a job out there and already moved. Will this be considered abandon of LPR status; besides my passport and green card, any additional documents I may need when returning?

 

Guam is a US territory.  You won't be abandoning LPR status if you reside on US soil.

 

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