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Is a person with a U.S. “green card” considered a foreign national?

April 26, 2017foreign green card National person

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Is a person with a U.S. “green card” considered a foreign national?

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A. Yes. Lawful permanent resident aliens, who have a resident alien registration card (INS Form I-551), commonly known as a “green card,” retain their foreign nationality and must be considered “foreign nationals” for the purposes of consular notification. Q.