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Green Card revoked on Re-Entry after 2+ year travels?

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Hi! I have a green card since 2019. I quit my US job in January 2021 and spent the last two years traveling around Mexico and Spain. I did not work at all during those to years, I don't have any foreign income, my only income comes from investments I have in the US (stocks and index funds) and I have payed all my taxes in the US since I left. I have no girlfriend or kids, and my money and bank accounts are all in the US. Since I did not give them any notice about my extended travel, and since I left my apartment in the US (i'm not renting any place at the moment there), will the Customs Agents revoke my green card when I re-entry the US because of the extended 2+ year travel? on the other hand, could it have been already revoked? or they need me to re-entry to verify my situation first? Thanks a mill! Daniel

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Just now, Dani_83 said:

will the custom agents revoke my green card when I re-entry the US because of the extended 2+ year travel?

Only an immigration judge can revoke your gc.  What CBP can is seize your gc, give to Notice to Appear, and give you an I-551 stamp.

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1 minute ago, Mike E said:

Only an immigration judge can revoke your gc.  What CBP can is seize your gc, give to Notice to Appear, and give you an I-551 stamp.

Thank you Mike! from your comment I then understand my green card should still remain valid, since I did not re-entry the US since Feb 2021, and the trigger for any action by an Immigration Judge is the re-entry + CBP assessment/notice. Am I correct?

Now I need to plan and prepare the re-entry documentation carefully, to give evidence that I have just been traveling and my interests and money are in the US (and I have no family who would tie me to any foreign country). Any guidance on this would be super appreciated. Thank you

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35 minutes ago, Dani_83 said:

Thank you Mike! from your comment I then understand my green card should still remain valid, since I did not re-entry the US since Feb 2021, and the trigger for any action by an Immigration Judge is the re-entry + CBP assessment/notice. Am I correct?

Now I need to plan and prepare the re-entry documentation carefully, to give evidence that I have just been traveling and my interests and money are in the US (and I have no family who would tie me to any foreign country). Any guidance on this would be super appreciated. Thank you

You can’t fabricate anything.   Tell the truth at the port of entry.

 

That is all there is.

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