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Are you a Green Card holder wondering if you’ll lose your benefits if you leave the United States for more than six months? This video breaks down exactly what happens to your Social Security, SSI, Medicaid, and Food Stamps (SNAP) when you spend extended time overseas.

We’ll cover:

The six-month rule for lawful permanent residents

What immigration officers look for when you return to the U.S.

How a re-entry permit (Form I-131) can protect your Green Card for up to two years

Who can still receive Social Security abroad (even if you’re away for years)

Why SSI stops after 30 days outside the U.S.

How Medicaid and SNAP benefits are tied to state residency

Practical tips to protect both your Green Card and your benefits

If you’ve worked, paid into the system, and are now receiving benefits, you don’t want to risk losing them simply because you traveled overseas. Whether you’re visiting family, retiring abroad, or just taking a long trip, this video gives you the facts, rules, and strategies you need to know.

👉 Don’t let years of hard work go to waste. Learn how to safeguard your residency and your financial security.

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