A non-U.S.individual's "green card" remains in effect until:

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According to U.S. immigration law, a green card remains in effect until it is either revoked or the individual abandons their lawful permanent residency status in the United States. This can happen if the individual voluntarily gives up their green card or if they fail to meet the requirements for maintaining permanent residency (such as not living in the U.S. for an extended period of time). Therefore, option D is the best choice. Options A and B are incorrect because discarding the card or leaving the country does not necessarily mean the individual has abandoned their permanent residency. Option C is also incorrect because while remaining outside the U.S. for two years may affect one's ability to re-enter the country, it does not automatically invalidate their green card status.

A Non-U.S.individual's "Green Card" Remains in Effect Until