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2 years GC and husband working abroad

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Hi all!!

If this is the wrong forum pls moderators move it to the correct one.

So, I'm going to enter the USA on K1, hopefully by February, because we are just waiting for the interview now. My future husband's ( now fiancé) company might move him abroad, beginning June or July 2017.And we want to go together. Of course we will be coming back and forth for vacations or family events.

I'd like to know, since we don't want to be apart from each other anymore, what could be our options?

I've read in the guides that, I could file for a re entry permit before I leave if I know I'll stay out of USA for more than a year. What about when my 2 years GC expires ? Any advice or opinion or experience is welcomed!

Thanks!!

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