Green Exit

Plan a clear and compliant green card exit.

Review your long-term resident timeline, treaty position, covered expatriate exposure, and I-407 workflow in one structured process.

Long-term resident year counter
Treaty tie-breaker analysis
Covered expatriate assessment
I-407 exit workflow

What you can do

Residency timeline

Build a year-by-year record of green card status and identify whether the long-term resident rules may apply.

Treaty analysis

Organize treaty-residency facts and the considerations that may affect an exit strategy before a filing position is selected.

Covered expatriate review

Bring net-worth, tax-liability, and five-year compliance considerations into the same planning workflow.

Post-exit obligations

Track I-407 preparation, final U.S. tax filings, Form 8854, and follow-up obligations after the exit date.

How the workflow fits together

  1. 1Build the residency-year history
  2. 2Review treaty position and exit scenarios
  3. 3Assess covered expatriate exposure
  4. 4Prepare I-407 and track post-exit filings