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Friend recieved 10 year Green card in 2006

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Hi,

My friend and her family recieved thier greencard though her brother-in-law sponsoring them.

they recieved the cards in 2006 and have not moved to the US from Canada.

they want to wait until their children have completed highschool before moving (a few more years)

is there something they can do to keep their status and move in a few years?

The want to visit the US but the immigration person told them thier green cards will be confiscated if they try to visit and do not establish thier residency.

Thanks for your help

02/25/2005 -sent I-129 to VSC

06/21/2005-INTERVIEW IN MONTREAL--APPROVED

07/18/2005- JUST MARRIED

07/20/2005- sent AP/AOS/EAD to chicago lock box

07/28/2005 received NOA's for AP, EAD and AOS with Notice date of 07/25/2005

08/30/2005- expediated ADVANCE PAROLE APPROVED through INFOPASS

11/01/2005- TEMPORARY EAD APPROVED

02/03/2006- AOS INTERVIEW IN NEWARK

02/21/2006 - biometrics appointment in Hackensack

05/25/2006- e-mail stating my "welcome" letter was mailed on May 19, 2006

06/15/2006-green card arrives with mistake - birthdate and last name

07/15/2006-sent green card back

08/24/2006-letter stating my 1-90 documents have been recieved

10/10/2006-replacement GREENCARD received

03/11/2008-Sent 1-751 to VSC

3/14/2008- cheque cashed

3/17/2008- NOA rec'd

4/17/2008- biometrics completed in Newark

2/17/2009- 1-751 APPROVED- should get new card in 60 days

03/03/2009- received 10-year greencard dated 2/23/2009

2/24/2009- N-400 sent to Texas Lockbox

2/25/2009- N-400 delivered to Texas Lockbox

03/04/2009- cheque cashed

03/09/2009- NOA received- Priority Date 2/26/2009 Notice Date 03/04/2009

04/07/2009- Biometrics completed

04/17/2009- recieved Interview letter

06/24/2009-Interview Scheduled in Newark

06/24/2009- Successful Interview and Oath ceremony- US Citizen

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Hi,

My friend and her family recieved thier greencard though her brother-in-law sponsoring them.

they recieved the cards in 2006 and have not moved to the US from Canada.

they want to wait until their children have completed highschool before moving (a few more years)

is there something they can do to keep their status and move in a few years?

The want to visit the US but the immigration person told them thier green cards will be confiscated if they try to visit and do not establish thier residency.

Thanks for your help

They should Google "Maintaining Permanent Residency" - it's difficult to maintain something you've never (apparently) had though. It may very well be that after 2+ years they have abandoned their residency.

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