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Surrender Green Card At Port of Entry

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I have a relative with a green card who has been out of the US for nearly a year and due to changing circumstances no longer wants to reside in the US as her primary home.  She would like to come visit for a month or two to spend time with my children, and would continue to do so in the future as well. 

 

Is it advisable to fill out the I-407 form and abandon her green card at port of entry.  The form says it can be done at an embassy, consular office, or port of entry; however the closest office in her country is over 6 hours away from where she lives.  She is from a visa waiver program country, so she wouldn't need a tourist visa to visit the US.

 

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