should I keep my US green card or surrender it? need help?

[watcharacters]

Yes in effect have to live there over six months per year during the time you're qualifying for citizenship. As I pointed out in my original answer all the financial and paperwork details just don't make sense to bother with unless you intend to actually be RESIDENT as that is what it's all about.

OP remember that piddling inheritance will most likely be gone within a few years if you haven't already had much successful experience investing and managing money, you need to come up with a solid plan in advance of receiving it to try to keep that from happening.

There aren't any "safe havens" anymore you can just park it and count on living on the interest.

Better would be active investing, in effect running a business of some sort, but of course that takes even more learning and preparation.

The US is a great place to do that though compared to most others, so factor that into your plans.

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" she has between 2 and 3 millions $" = Piddling?

[JimGant]

I have already too many problems. usa is now a country where people want leave apparently. sad, no? my life will be hell if they give me a USA passport. I will refuse it anyway. no freedom, blackmail, prism, investigation? no thank you.

As Gumballl previously said, take a hike. No need for your presence in the US.

[theoldgit]

Utter nonsensical thread I suspect from a troll, no place on here.

Closed.