Q: How to prevent green card holder from entering the US?
I became a guarantor to a green card holder, who, as turned out decided to play the system and obtain US citizenship for drawing SSI benefits and continue living abroad.
She continues living in the old country and comes to the US only once a year to keep Perm Residency active, however has no intention of building new life here.
I trusted that this person will become an asset to this country, not a liability. I am sorry that I agreed to become a guarantor. I believe that this dishonest person lied to me and to this country.
Is it possible to prevent her from entering the country, and, possibly, get green card terminated?
A:
This is potentially a huge issue and you should not rely on general information you may receive in this forum. I would consult an immigration attorney for a specific advice. I hope this helps and stay safe. Zaher Fallahi, Esq, CPA (CA &D.C.).
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