Green Card Holders: One Travel Mistake That Can Cost You Your Status

Many Green Card holders don’t realize this,
but one common travel mistake can quietly put your permanent resident status at risk.

If you travel outside the United States,
even for family reasons,
even for emergencies,
you may be exposing yourself to serious immigration problems without knowing it.

In this video, we explain:
• The one travel mistake that causes most Green Card issues
• How long you can stay outside the US before risk increases
• Why airport officers may question your intent
• What “abandonment of residence” really means
• How to protect your Green Card before you travel
• What to do if you already stayed outside the US too long

This video is especially important for:
• Green Card holders who travel frequently
• Permanent residents planning long trips
• Immigrants visiting family abroad
• Anyone unsure about reentry rules

Many people believe having a Green Card means unlimited travel.
That belief is risky.

U.S. border officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection review travel history, time abroad, and intent.
A simple mistake can lead to questioning, delays, or even loss of status.

⚠️ This video is not legal advice.
It provides general immigration awareness only.

ImmigraSafe USA exists to help immigrants avoid preventable mistakes by sharing clear, calm, and accurate information.

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