Danuk

> I was looking for this for you yesterday and another poster sent me
> the link of TODAY'S announcement from USCIS regarding old-style Green
> Cards:
> (thank you mdyoung!)
>
> http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrele...eplacement.pdf
>
> Permanent Resident Cards Without Expiration Dates Must Be Replaced
>
> Finally, the rule proposes a mechanism for terminating �?¢â�?¬�?�?green
> cards�?¢â�?¬�? without an expiration date. Under the rule, USCIS would
> be able to terminate permanent resident cards without an expiration
> date via notice in the Federal Register. More information on this
> initiative is available in an accompanying Fact Sheet and Questions
> and Answers notice.

wow interesting. I guess it still doesn't change much for me but thank
you ever so much for your help.

Danuk

> wow interesting. I guess it still doesn't change much for me but thank
> you ever so much for your help.

Okay I thought what if I entered on the VWP and as I hold an old
style GC I decided to go and update my GC at the local application
support center.

Would they not simply update my GC or again would I have to prove my
ties were not broken?

Joe Feise

DANUK wrote on 09/04/07 05:33:

>> wow interesting. I guess it still doesn't change much for me but thank
>> you ever so much for your help.
>
> Okay I thought what if I entered on the VWP and as I hold an old
> style GC I decided to go and update my GC at the local application
> support center.
>
> Would they not simply update my GC or again would I have to prove my
> ties were not broken?

If you enter on a visa waiver you show right there that you are not residing in
the US.