Why Green Card Holders Get Detained at US Airports on Return
CBP can treat a green card holder as an "arriving alien" over a criminal record, trips longer than 6 months, or suspected fraud. Here's what triggers it.
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CBP can treat a green card holder as an "arriving alien" over a criminal record, trips longer than 6 months, or suspected fraud. Here's what triggers it.
The USA suspended consular interviews, but O-1 and EB1A visas remain available. You can move and work in 9 months, and get a green card in 2 years.
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