Green Card

A Green Card is officially called a permanent resident card. It serves as proof of an individual’s permanent resident status in the United States. U.S. lawful permanent residents have certain rights and responsibilities in the U.S. In order to maintain their lawful permanent resident status, green card holders are required to obey U.S. laws.

Applying for a Green Card in the U.S.

Guidelines for Preparing Affidavit of Support

Green Card through Marriage

Green Card through a U.S. Family Member

Green Card through a U.S. Family Member for a Relative with Immigration Violations

Green Card for Abused Spouses, Children or Parents of U.S. Citizens and U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents

Green Card for a K-1 Fiancé(e)/K-2 Fiancé(e)’s Child

Green Card for a K-3 Spouse/K-4 Child (Green Card Application/K-3 and K-4 Extension of Stay)

Removing Conditions on Residence

K-1 Fiancé(e)/K-2 Fiancé(e)’s Child Visa and Green Card Package

K-3 Spouse/K-4 Child U.S. Entry Visa and Green Card Package

Green Card and U.S. Citizenship Application Package