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Originally Posted by Fatbrit
Being out of the country does not necessarily forfeit your permanent resident status.
The US Consulate is generally not a good place for immigration advice.
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Being out of the country doesn't necessarily forfeit your permanent resident status, but leaving the country to establish residence elsewhere for more than a few years or so could well do.
The Consulate is at least a place to start. Unless you've got a spare $300 - 400 to engage an immigration attorney for what could turn out to be a wild goose chase. A visa doesn't guarantee you'll be allowed to enter the US, either, but it's step one in going over there.
Cheers,
Bev