Re-entry permit pending for 15 months. GC is expired. Will I still receive it?

[ositakl 1]

3 hours ago, Mike E said:

A green card is for living in the USA.  
 

Keep spending more time outside the USA than inside  and eventually you will get an NTA.  Get enough NTAs and eventually you will lose in court.  
 

Why do you want a green card if you don’t want to live in the USA?

This is maybe off-topic, but I've been reading a lot of other threads on here for a few hours and it made me curious because of the other person that was in a similar situation. 

 

If you stay out of the states for 1 year while simultaneously having an expired green card, would you likely be allowed to enter through a land border? If I could just come in at once and avoid the Guam fiasco that would be easier. I would just baaaarely be over 1 year around April when I'd be able to travel back and stay for good. 

 

I saw you tell another user that only a judge can take away your lpr status, so that got me thinking that just going later, but at once would be easier than the back and forth. I hope that makes sense? 

[Mike E 11,739]

3 hours ago, ositakl said:

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If you stay out of the states for 1 year while simultaneously having an expired green card, would you likely be allowed to enter through a land border?

Legally you must be admitted because you are an LPR.  Legally CBP has no option regarding whether to admit you.  
 

CBP can decide to admit you as a returning g resident (good) or arriving alien (bad).  Either way you are legally an LPR.  
 

3 hours ago, ositakl said:

 

 . I hope that makes sense? 

No it doesn’t.