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Receive Green Card then move back?

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My Canadian fiancee and I are currently awaiting her K1 Visa. We plan to marry and live in the states about 3-4 years and then consider moving together to Canada. Do we risk her losing her green card? I assume by then we would have applied and received her 10-year green card. Are there any other considerations? What if we live here, move to Canada and then want to move back to the states again (assuming spending a few years in each)?

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