Getting a Green Card is an important step for many immigrants. It means they can legally stay in the United States for as long as they like without having to fear deportation. Our associated lawyers at the Fresh Start Immigration Law can help you or a loved one seek permanent residence.
Our associates understand how much your family is relying on getting and keeping a Green Card. These lawyers will take your case just as seriously and can do everything possible to achieve your goals. To find out more, call for a free consultation today.
A Green Card, more formally known as a Permanent Resident Card, allows cardholders to live freely and legally in the United States. It does not grant you full citizenship rights (e.g., the right to vote), but it does allow you to go about your business without needing to seek permission for certain activities, such as changing jobs.
An associated immigration lawyer for Green Cards can help you through the entire process of applying for a Green Card, which may involve:
Once you achieve lawful permanent residence, you are an official Green Card holder. Conditional permanent residents have a time limit on their status and must remove all conditions before the two-year deadline or risk deportation.
For more information about how our associated lawyers can help you, call the Fresh Start Immigration Law today for a free consultation.
To be eligible for a Green Card, you have to meet certain criteria. The associated Green Card lawyers with the Fresh Start Immigration Law are prepared to help clients apply for the following kinds of Green Cards:
If you have a close relative who has a Green Card or is a U.S. citizen, they can sponsor you for a Green Card. A Green Card lawyer can explain which types of relatives a person can sponsor based on their own status.
Do you have particular work experience that the United States finds valuable? One of our immigration attorney Green Card associates can help you apply.
Abused minors, members of the media, workers with a specific category of employer, and Afghan or Iraqi nationals who worked with the U.S. government all fall into this category.
“Other” encompasses many very specific circumstances and situations. For example, Cuban natives or citizens or the children of foreign diplomats who was born in the United States fall in the other Green Card category.
You are always welcome to contact Fresh Start Immigration Law to find out which type of Green Card best suits your situation.
The Fresh Start Immigration Law realizes that applying for a status adjustment is very stressful and overwhelming. Our associated immigration attorneys are available to make the process less confusing for clients by addressing questions like the following:
That depends on many factors, including the government’s current caseload and what kind of Green Card you applied for. You should be prepared to wait for several months, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
No. Once you have a Green Card, you can apply for, work at, and leave any jobs that you want.
Yes, you are allowed to travel with a Green Card. However, travel does require careful preparations, especially if you plan to be out of the country for an extended period of time. The Fresh Start Immigration Law can help you apply for all of the documents you need to leave and return safely.
Green Cards last for 10 years. If your Green Card is expired or will expire in the next six months, you should file Form I-90 to renew it. Other renewal deadlines may apply depending on your circumstances.
Anyone who meets the criteria for at least one type of Green Card can petition. We can help you find the evidence you need to prove that you are eligible.
You have to have a Green Card for a certain number of years before you can apply for citizenship. The number of years may vary depending on your other qualifications, but many people are eligible for naturalization after having a Green Card for five years.
You also have to meet the other eligibility requirements, including understanding basic English and having a “good moral character,” according to the U.S. government. A Green Card attorney can help you determine when you are eligible to apply for the naturalization process.
Yes. You will need to renew your Green Card every ten years. Our associated Green Card immigration lawyers can help you do this.
As part of the application process, a USCIS officer will need to interview you. The officer can agree to waive the interview if, for example, you are very ill. They will review your application and make any changes that may be necessary.
The Green Card interview process can be stressful, but one of our associated lawyers can tell you what to expect and how to answer truthfully.
The Fresh Start Immigration Law can pair you with one of our associated Green Card lawyers. Together, our legal team and your family can work closely on your case to secure a better future for those you love. Call today for a free initial consultation.
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