How long can I stay out of the US without losing my Green Card?

Once you have your Green Card, you should not stay out of the United States for more than six months at a time because you may interrupt your continuous presence in this country.
You will interrupt your continuous presence in this country if you stay out of the United States for more than one year at a time.

How Does My Criminal History Affect My Immigration Application?
When you apply for immigration in the United States, you are filing the required paperwork with several different authorities like the USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) and DOS (Department of State) to secure an immigrant visa, become a legal permanent resident, or become a naturalized citizen. The process…
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What is a Reentry Permit and Do I Need One?
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Can I Sponsor Myself for a Green Card?
In the United States, the process of obtaining permanent residency through a green card generally involves securing a sponsor. This sponsor is typically a family member or employer. If you are enduring the immigration process alone, however, you may ask the question: “Can I sponsor myself for a green card?”…
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