What do you do if you've lost a green card and cannot return home to the UK?Im on holiday.?
Thursday, May 20th, 2010 at
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A green card for the US can be replaced, however if you are on holiday in the USA, you are not a PR in the US. So I would assume when you apply again you may find your application is denied, if you can not prove that you have permanent residence in the US. As there are restrictions on having a green card.
(use the link for more info on what to do)
If you are a permanent resident, who needs to replace your card, or conditional resident who needs to replace your two-year card, for any of the reasons listed above, you may apply for a replacement card by filing a USCIS Form I-90.
Also in reference to the UK the status of a PR in England is not a called a green card holder, but you would know that wouldn’t you if you were on ILR.
i don’t know about uk green cards but u might’ve lost your passport u can contact the UK embassy in washington or in other state
Contact the airline that you’re travelling with, seriously i don’t think it’s a problem because you’re flying from the US back to the UK which you reside, so you don’t need to prove nothing i wouldn’t imagine, but who knows these days?!
the UK will run an immigration quarry on your name and their data base will Emmit your status to the agent at passport control
aww.i hope u find it.
So you are living in the UK with a US green card. The green card is for you to live in the US permanently. Anyway report it to the nearest police station. Also call immigration to report it missing.
Good Luck.
Your question does not make sense. The UK does not have anything called a green card. The USA does.