Can A Green Card Resident Still Be Trustee for USA Based Trust

Can A Green Card Resident Still Be Trustee for USA Based Trust

Yes, a green card resident can be trustee for trust that has a US citizen as grantor and the situs of the trust is located within the United States.
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