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Question regarding GC renewal while temporarily living abroad

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3 hours ago, Lve said:

Thanks, yes I know all of that. We are here for my husband's job (he's American) and the plan is to go back next summer well before the two year mark. However at this point it seems unlikely I will get the re-entry permit before we move back. 

In that case why aren’t your husband’s company lawyers handling your case.  I work for a large multinational that regularly handles immigration and expatriate tax issues for employees and their spouses/children.

 

Anyway, I agree with others, file the I90 on your own, and then if biometrics are required come back for them.

 

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23 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

In that case why aren’t your husband’s company lawyers handling your case.  I work for a large multinational that regularly handles immigration and expatriate tax issues for employees and their spouses/children.

 

Anyway, I agree with others, file the I90 on your own, and then if biometrics are required come back for them.

 

Good Luck!

Thank you. The company handled immigration and taxes so he could come to Europe (the kids and I have citizenship here), but they are not helping me with my green card renewal etc. 

 
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