Green Card application based on sponsorship, Adjustment of Status, Replace/Renew

The Green Card is officially known as the Permanent Resident Card. Obtaining your immigrant status as a Green Card holder allows you to live and work permanently in the United States with the possibility of becoming a U.S. citizen. There are a wide range of benefits that you can have access to once you have your Green Card. Amongst many other benefits, some of them include:

• Travel TO & FROM the United states: You can leave and enter the United States at will without risk of being denied re-entry
• Permission to Work: Once you have a Green Card you are allowed to work in any company located in U.S. territory regardless of your job function, without the need for employer sponsorship
• Permission to Start your Own Business: Is owning a business your American dream? With your green card, you can legally own a business in the United States
• Own Property: With the acquisition of a Green Card you are allowed to own property, cars, and all items that U.S. Citizens can own
• Social Security Benefits: Green card holders have the social security benefits available to them when they retire, if they worked for 10 years before retiring

The steps you must take to apply for a Green Card will vary depending on your individual situation, and the basis on which you are applying for a Green card.

In order to apply for a Green Card, you must be eligible under one of the categories listed below.

1. Green Card through Family 
2. Green Card through Employment
3. Green Card as a Special Immigrant
4. Green Card through Refugee or Asylee Status
5. Green Card for Human Trafficking and Crime Victims
6. Green Card for Victims of Abuse
7. Green Card through Other Categories
8. Green Card through Registry

Finding out which category best suits your situation is a critical part of the process. The category that fits your situation will determine your eligibility requirements, how to apply, whether your family members can also apply with you, and the legal and application fees that you will ought to pay to complete the process of obtaining a Green Card.

But successfully earning a green card takes far more than just isolating the right category and finding out if you qualify. Applicants must go through an extensive and complex process, and many times even the slightest of errors can cause an application to be rejected. This is why having a knowledgeable, accessible, and professional attorney is of the utmost importance to help you navigate the visa process smoothly and successfully.

After our FREE Initial Legal Consultation you will be able to have specific guidance on the application process that will be right for you, how much time the process should approximately take based on your specific set of circumstances, and all your legal options to obtain the result you seek in the U.S. Additionally, after we discuss your case, I will be able to give you a definite fee for my legal services to help you throughout your entire Green Card Application process from start to finish, until the moment you safely arrive in the United States.