Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York
My now 63-year-old aunt received her greencard in 1967. After a year in the US, she returned to Germany and lived there until today. She has no more records of said greencard or her status at the time. Is there a way to inquire about her status? Would her greencard have expired by now (I read somewhere that greencards issued in the 60s didn't have an expiration date).
Thanks,
TS
1 Answer from Attorneys
It appears that she is no longer a permanent resident because of abandonment of a lawful permanent resident status (whether the card itself had expired or not).
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