Application process of the Green Card? First, you must check if you are eligible…

Application process of the Green Card?

First, you must check if you are eligible for the Green Card and then choose which process to use (consular processing or adjustment of status). You need to go with consular processing if you aren’t physically in the United States, if you are physically present in the U.S. on a valid Visa then you must choose the adjustment of status process. After that is settled, you need to file the I-485 Form, pay all the fees if needed and once your application gets approved by the USCIS then, you need to gather all the right documentation and other Forms and attend the interview if required!

What is the difference between a citizen and resident?

A citizen nowadays, is considered to be someone who belongs to a country legally, whereas, a resident is considered to be someone who is legally living or working in a city, state or maybe even university or hospital for a specific amount of time.

What is the EB-2 Visa?

Employment- Based “Exceptional Ability or Advanced Degree Permanent Residence/Green Card (Second Preference) is the EB-2 which includes foreign nationals holding an advanced degree or its equivalent, or foreign nationals with exceptional ability in sciences, arts, athletics, business, or medicine.

Required documents for the Asylum Green Card?

To be able to seek Asylum in the US you need the following documentation: copy of your passport page with the nonimmigrant visa or parole stamp, Form I-485 or Form I-912, proof of your grant of asylum (Form I-94), two passport photos of yourself, proof of 1-year physical presence in the United States, copy of your birth certificate, the medical examination Form (Form I-693) and certified police records.

Can you get deported if you have a green card?

The immigration status of a green card allows you to live and work permanently in the U.S. It is possible, however to be deported. The U.S. deports thousands of lawful permanent residents a year, 10% of all deportees. Small and non-violent crimes may be the reason for their deportation.

Benefits of a Green Card for family members!

It gives you the opportunity to sponsor your immediate family members and give them the right to stay with you in the United States if you hold a US Green Card. Remember, “Immediate family members” are identified as unmarried children under 21 years of age, parents, and spouses by US Immigration. So if you want to sponsor an extended family member then, that is also possible!

Is it possible to remain a permanent resident in the US?

Unless you apply for and complete the naturalization process, lose your status or abandon it, then once you become a Green Card holder you hold the permanent resident status forever.

Family Green Card Interview Questions!

In the marriage-based green card interview, the objective is to establish that your marriage is real based on love and not on immigration benefits. The questions will be about how you met in detail, your wedding, your relationship in general and questions about your spouse.