Green Card
4 Ways to Obtain a Green Card Through Marriage
There are four ways to obtain a green card through marriage, but many people aren’t aware of what they are. Remember, if you are attempting to apply for a green card marriage, you must exercise your options in good faith – you must be in a genuine relationship. The four most common paths for non-U.S.…
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know About Green Cards in the U.S.
Getting a green card is an essential step toward becoming a U.S. citizen. If you want to take the path to citizenship, or even if you simply want a green card without eventually gaining citizenship, here’s everything you need to know about forms, supporting documents, the green card timeline and how the process works. What…
Read More3 Ways to Gain Green Card Sponsorship
Responsibilities of Green Card Sponsorship Gaining Green Card sponsorship for permanent residency in the United States is an important goal for many foreign-born individuals and families. Green Card status is a significant step toward achieving eventual U.S. citizenship. In nearly every situation, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) requires that immigrants seeking permanent…
Read MoreWhat is An Adjustment of Status?
Adjustment of Status Adjustment of Status is a request by a non-US Citizen, currently within the United States, to become a lawful permanent resident. Approval of an application to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is required to attain an Adjustment of Status to legally remain in the country under a different, more permanent…
Read MoreAttorney at Law Magazine – Who Cannot Obtain a Green Card?
In this months latest edition of Attorney at Law Magazine, Garry L. Davis discussed the topic of who cannot obtain a green card. Who Cannot Obtain a Green Card? By: Garry L. Davis People often ask me how difficult it is to obtain a green card. In typical lawyer fashion, I generally answer, “It depends.”…
Read MoreWhat is the New I-601A?
Introduction and History of the I-601A There are situations in which a person with a US citizen or permanent resident relative can be sponsored for permanent residence but cannot obtain that permanent resident status here in the US. If a person who has been sponsored for permanent residence by a family member has lived in…
Read MoreWhat is a Green Card? – Immigration Lawyer
The term green card is used frequently in the United States, but I often wonder how many people actually know what it means. Green card is a colloquialism for what is technically called lawful permanent resident or LPR status in U.S. immigration law. A person holding LPR status has the right to permanently reside in…
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