My travel docoment expired and the us embassy what uscis to help me

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   Giacomo BeharPro

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   Answered January 24, 2013 05:59. USCIS will not lift a finger to help you. Your permanent US residency has been deemed abandoned by operation of law when your Reentry Permit expired.
   
   If you can find (and show) "compelling" reasons (e.g. kidnapping by the Taliban or something, medical emergency (which lasted 4 years??) why you should be readmitted as a "special immigrant", you can be readmitted

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   Kristina Gasson

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   Answered January 24, 2013 06:09. We would need more information to provide you with useful advice. Were you an asylee or refugee? Chances are that if you were outside the U.S. for 4 years you will have lost that status.

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   Kyndra L. MulderPro

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   Answered January 24, 2013 06:21. Assuming you are outside the USA and have a current visa or immigrant status to re enter the USA, I suggest you make an appointment at the US Consulate to assist you.
   
   If you are the same person that has submitted two previous posts to this site, it sounds like you probably lost your status as an LPR or Asylum because you remained outside the USA for a long period of time and you returned to the country where you claimed you could not return to in order to get asylum.

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