Green Card
Green Card
Being a Legal Permanent Resident (Green Card) allows you to live and work permanently in the United States. There are several ways for obtaining the green card.
-Green Card through Family: If you are a relative of a US Citizen or a Green Card holder, person admitted to the USA as fiancé of a United States citizen, the widow or widower of the US Citizen, or you are an abuse spouse of a US Citizen or permanent resident
-Green Card through EmploymentYou are eligible to obtain the green card if you are an Immigrant worker, physician with a national interest waiver, an immigrant investor.
-Green Card through Special ImmigrantYou may be eligible for the green card as a Special Immigrant if you are a religious worker, special immigrant juvenile, a national of Afghanistan or Iraq, international broadcaster, or an employee of an international organization or family member of NATO—6 employee or family member.
-Green Card through Refugee or Asylee StatusTo be eligible for this green card you must be and asylee which status was granted at least 1 year ego or a refugee that was admitted as refugee at least 1 year ego.
-Green Card for Human Trafficking and Crime VictimsForeigners that have been victim of human Trafficking or victims of a crime can be eligible for the green card after they have lawfully on a T or U visa.
-Green Card for Victims of AbuseForeigners that have victim of abuse by a spouse or parent of an US citizen or a legal permanent resident such was the VAWA self-petitioner, special immigrant juvenile, abuse spouse of child under the Cuban Adjustment Act or the Haitian Refugee Immigrant Fairness Act. -Green Card Through Other CategoriesThe other categories of people that can obtain the green card are the Liberian refugee immigration fairness, diversity immigrant visa, Cuban adjustment act, abuse spouse of child under the Cuban adjustment act, dependent status under the Haitian Refugee Immigration Fairness Act, Lautenberg parolee, Indochinese parole adjustment act of 2000, American Indian born in Canada, persons born in the United States to a foreign diplomat, section 13 diplomat unable to return to the home country.
-Green Card Through RegistryIf you reside continuously in the United States since before January 1, 1972 you might be eligible to register and receive the green card.
If you want to learn more about the green card process of the United State or determine if you might be eligible for the green card, call us at 305-392-7475 or schedule your 15-Complementary-Session here.
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The Green Card Process
The green card process
The green card process can be done while you are in the United States, or you are being abroad. Each process ends up with the same result you are having a green card, but the requirements, times and procedures are different depending on your personal dynamics.
I can assure that no to processes is the same and you and your personal dynamics make every green card process unique.
When we meet, we get to know you and your particularities first, apply the current law to your specific situation. We guide you through the different options available for you become a green card holder. At all times, you will decide what is best for you and circumstances. For example, you get to decide what is the more appropriate green card category, whether you will do adjustment of status, consular processing, concurrent filing, whether the visa availability and priority dates are appropriate for your needs, whether the law allows you to get a travel document, employment authorization, if medical examination is necessary, who needs the affidavit of support, how your age affect eligibility, whether transferring to another category is appropriate and whether you are inadmissible for the green card because you can become a public charge or have a history or background that does not comply with the laws of the United States to obtain the green card.
If you want to learn more about the green card process of the United State or determine if you might be eligible for the green card, call us at 305-392-7475 or schedule your 15-Complementary-Session here.
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Green Card Renewal
The green card expires, in the majority of the cases, every 10 years and need to be renewed. The process of renewal is quite simple, however, depending on your background and history the renewal of your green card can put in danger removal (deportation) and loosing your green card in the United States.
If you want to learn more about the green card process of the United State or determine if you might be eligible for the green card, call us at 305-392-7475 or schedule your 15-Complementary-Session here.
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Conditional Green Card
A foreigner can obtain a green card for less than 10 years and it is usually a conditional green card. The categories of green card that get the conditional status are green card base on marriage and green card for entrepreneurs. The conditional green card is valid for two years. To remove the condition, impose by the US law, the person needs to file a petition within an specie period. Failure to petition for the removal of the condition automatically you lose the permanent resident status and will become removable (deportable) of the United States.
If you want to learn more about the green card process of the United State or determine if you might be eligible for the green card, call us at 305-392-7475 or schedule your 15-Complementary-Session here.
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