A Green Card or a Permanent Resident Card is a document issued by the US government that allows you to live and work in the country permanently. A Green Card is a way to become a US citizen and has many other benefits. Below is a comprehensive guide on what a Green Card is, how … Read more
You’re almost there when the USCIS approves your request to stay in the country permanently (that’s the I-485 application)! Getting a green card is a dream of many, and it will allow them to live in the U.S. forever lawfully. It typically takes a few days to several weeks to receive your green card after … Read more
More than one million people from India are waiting for jobs in the United States. The wait is very long, sometimes even for decades. This is because of specific rules in the U.S. immigration system. The government data shows that many skilled professionals from India are waiting for permanent residence permits, also known as green … Read more
I-551 is the official form number for the Lawful Permanent Resident Card, also known as a green card. The term “green card” is more widely used in everyday conversation, while I-551 is the formal designation used by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). I-551: The Official Designation The I-551 is the official form number assigned … Read more
The process of applying for U.S. citizenship from a green card is called naturalization. Here’s a breakdown of the general steps involved: Eligibility: Application Process: Testing and Interview: Oath Ceremony: USCIS offers resources to help you prepare for naturalization, including free information sessions and citizenship classes. You can find more information on their website https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/apply-for-citizenship
Last Thursday, the Biden administration made it easier for many immigrants to work. This includes people seeking asylum and those applying for green cards, reported The Hill. In New York, some workers face tough living conditions. In the Hamptons, a wealthy area, workers, mainly undocumented immigrants, earn enough to rent a place from April to … Read more
Immigration marriage, also known as a marriage for a green card, involves a U.S. citizen marrying someone not a citizen to help them obtain lawful permanent residency. While it’s a lawful path to citizenship, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) carefully investigates applications to prevent marriages from being entered solely for immigration benefits (marriage fraud). … Read more
Joining the military won’t directly get you a green card, but it can be a path to citizenship. Here’s the breakdown: Things to Consider: If you’re interested in this path, it’s wise to consult with an immigration attorney for specific guidance on your situation.
A green card itself is not exactly a visa in the traditional sense. Here’s the breakdown: However, there is a connection: In short: For more details: https://www.usa.gov/green-card-permanent-resident-immigrant-visa
The overall processing timeline for a marriage-based green card can vary depending on your specific situation, but here’s a general breakdown: Total Processing Time: Factors Affecting Timeline: Here are some resources for further details: