How can I avoid losing my green card if I can't meet the requirements of the US immigration director?

Although the immigration control in the United States is not as strict as that in Canada, Australia and other countries, there is no stipulation on how many days you must live in the United States, but it also requires green card holders to log in once every six months. Any green card holder who has the "intention" to live in the United States for a long time is allowed to retain his resident status. So, although I spend most of my time in China, what can I do to legally maintain my green card status in the United States? Also, under what circumstances may I lose my green card because I don't have enough time to live?

White Paper/US Re-entry Permit gives you five years protection.

For those friends who get a green card but can't live in the United States for a long time, try to apply for a white paper (also called "Re-entryPermit" in English) as soon as they get a green card. The application procedure of the white paper is simple, and the validity period after approval is two years. You can live in China within the two-year validity period, but you need to return to the United States before the last day of validity, and the entry time needs to be earlier than the last day of validity. Under normal circumstances, if the time interval between your two visits to the United States is more than half a year or more, you will be questioned by the customs when you enter the country with a green card, but if you have white paper, you will not be embarrassed when you enter the country. For qualified green card holders, some lawyers suggested that despite the protection of the white paper, they should try to stay in the United States once every six months, indicating that they still have a strong desire to maintain permanent resident status.

When the white paper is about to expire, it is recommended to apply for an extension of the white paper. The extension granted for the first time can be extended for another two years. During these two years, you can live in China, but you must also return to the United States at least one day before the expiration.

After the first extension, you can apply for a second extension. The second extension of the white paper is valid for only one year. During this year, you can still live outside the United States, and you only need to return to the United States before the last day of the year. In this way, 2+2+ 1 * * * five years have passed.

Everyone can only get a maximum of five years of white paper protection in his life. What should I do if I want to live in China and don't want to come to the United States?

Show the intention of living after 5 years, and maintain a certain frequency of returning to the United States.

First of all, to put on a "posture" of living in the United States, this requires the following four things:

1. American banks have an active bank account (of course, the more accounts, the better). The so-called active means that the account balance should change frequently, not for several months. Note that when you spend money with an American bank card in China, or your family uses your bank deposit or credit card in the United States, your account balance can change constantly. This behavior shows that you have an active living expenses in the United States.

2. Buy real estate in America. Geographical location, area, type, purchase price and even whether it is rented to tenants are not important, but as long as you buy it, it basically shows that you are willing to stay in the United States for a long time.

3. School-age children. Unless the child is too young and his parents are overseas, especially in middle school or university, it must be

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