US Immigration from Turkey

My wife received her GreenCard on 02/22/2021 and now she was offered a great paying full time job overseas, not in her country of origin, but in Denmark. While the K1 was a long and tough process, she doesn't want to throw it all away but the offer is REALLY good, better than anything she has been offered here. If we decide to come back to the US someday, how difficult will it be for her to get a greencard then, after say 5-10 years? We knew that we would end up in the EU somewhere but we didn't expect it quite so soon.

Thank you in advance!

I recently renewed my EAD. Before my application in this forum I read that AP was going to arrive separately, and the card would only serve as EAD.

Recently I received my new card, and it has I-512 on it. My AP application case status says the case was received, even though I got the AP through I-512.

I just wanted to share the information. I hope it'll be useful.

I sent my package to Chicago lockbox. It took 2.5 months to get the card.

I was supposed to have my interview on May 25th on San Jose, CA field office for N-400.

However, I made a schedule change request on April 28th.

I got a letter from immigration stating that I failed to appear for an interview!

Please help..
I need your advise.

Thank you.

Hey, I just wanted to share a link to the Interview Waiver Guidance from Uscis for anyone who is wondering if they are to be %100 interviewed or they have a chance not to be interviewed:

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/memos/2018-11-30-PM-602-0168-revised-interview-waiver-guidance-for-form-I-751.pdf

Hi VisaJourney Fam,

I received 2 year green card through marriage. Applied for 10year GC, and recieved I-797 notice to extend my status for 1 year, until actual GC gets approved.

I am planning to travel Aruba. It doesn't require visa if you can prove that you are a permenant resident in USA.

Has anyone tried to travel to Aruba, or any other country requires you to be permenant US resident? And showed I-797 letter as a proof of residency?