Mistake on printed green card

[Saric01]

Hello guys, Can someone please help! I am planning to travel internationally and on my green card (that o recently got) the country of birth is incorrect. Do you think I will have problems traveling abroad and returning home again? Does anyone have experience with this? What do you suggest? I thank you in advance!

[R78]

This could pose a serious issue as the green card won't match the country's passport. While CBP may be more leniant, the airlines / foreign country's immigration may detain / prevent you from boarding your return flight.
If this issue is due to an USCIS error, I would apply for a correction right away.
Then use that as a legitimate reason to apply for an I-551 stamp at a local USCIS office, so you can travel and enter without the physical green card.

[Alefandino]

Just because if someone is born in one country doesn't mean that person is a citizen/passport holder of said country. When I was a GC holder (many moons ago) there was occasions that I entered the US with my passport from Spain even though my GC said I was born in Venezuela. You GC misprint shouldn't matter. Though I would contact USCIS whenever you come back from your trip.