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which lawful permanent resident aliens are eligible; he
may be inadmissible to the United States if he seeks
admission as a returning resident; and he may become
ineligible for naturalization on the basis of his
original entry or adjustment as an immigrant.
The reentry permit was mailed to decedent's California
address. Aslam read the reentry permit to determine the
expiration date and then mailed the permit to decedent in
Pakistan. Aslam did not read the "Important Information" on the
last page of the permit.
Aslam's wife Sarwaree and his eldest daughter Robeena
accompanied decedent on his trip to Pakistan. Sarwaree and
Robeena purchased round-trip tickets and, after a 5-week visit,
returned to the United States. Decedent did not purchase a
round-trip ticket because he did not know how long it would take
to finalize the partnership agreement.
Decedent's wife lived with Ashiq and his family in
Pakistan.7 When decedent returned to Pakistan, he stayed with
Ashiq.
When preparing decedent's return for 1986, Lucchesi informed
Woodmansee that decedent had left the United States permanently
on December 24, 1986. On the basis of that information,
Woodmansee prepared a Form 1040NR for decedent for the 1986
7 Ashiq owned two houses, one located in the city and one
in the village. The house in the village was previously owned by
decedent on decedent's 15-acre farm. The record does not
indicate exactly when decedent transferred ownership of the house
to his son, but it is clear that Ashiq owned the house when
decedent returned to Pakistan in 1986.
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