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Forfeited green card- how to visit the US on ESTA..

I lived in the states for years, married a US citizen and got my 10 year green card in 2017. The same year we made the decision to move to the UK (where I am a citizen). We are here permanently.

We didn’t file for a re-entry permit when we left (it all happened fast) and I haven’t filed forms to officially forfeit my green card.

I am absolutely fine with forfeiting it but if I was to visit the US (whenever we are allowed to travel again) with my US citizen spouse and US daughter, do I travel on an ESTA? Will I have issues being allowed in?

We have a home in the UK, jobs and our child is enrolled in school here so we have no intention of staying in the US we just want to visit to see grandparents.

Any advice would be appreciated. Happy to hire an immigration lawyer here if need be I’m just not sure how complicated the case is...

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