Green Card Application
This page describes all about green card application process - getting a
green card is a three-step process
Green Card, also known as alien
registration receipt card, is an identification card 
which permits the holder to
permanently reside and take employment in the U.S. It can be obtained through an
employer in the U.S., through family sponsorship, by national interest waiver,
or the green card lottery.
Green card application should include your biographic information such as
- your full name along with the family name underlined;
- the date and place of your birth;
- your native country, if it is different from your place of birth;
- the name, place and date of birth of your spouse and any children you may
have;
- your complete mailing address; and
- your signature.
Applying for green card or completing immigration forms doesn’t need to be
complicated. Your green card application may be rejected if it is found
incomplete or contains erroneous data. Every year, around 35% of green card
applications sent to the USCIS are delayed or rejected. So it is very important
that the US green card application should be filed properly.
Do you
experience troubles in filling green card application forms? If so, please call
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Green Card
Application Process:
Getting a green card is a three-step
procedure. The entire process may take several years depending on the country of
origin and the type of application. Normally, it takes about 2 to 3 years for
the processing of green card.
Filing a petition for a U.S. /USA green card is the first step to attain a green
card. The petition should be filed by a qualifying relative or an employer.
Today, there is a provision of law which allows individuals to file
self-petition for a green card. The green card application should be filed with
the appropriate United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
office in the United States. You must until the USCIS approves your petition.
Once your petition is approved, next step is to attain an immigrant visa number
from the State Department, if you are already in the United States. Third, if
you are already in the United States, you may apply for
adjustment of status.
Document Requirements:
A signed and completed green
card application form should be accompanied by certain supporting documentation.
It includes
- a valid passport or any other travel documents;
- two forward facing recent color photographs (size: 5 cm x 5 cm);
- proof of medical examination;
- birth certificate;
- marriage certificate, if applicable;
- divorce or death certificate, if applicable; and more depending on the
situation.
Immspec.com. help anyone wishing to immigrate to and/or work
in the USA, and those employers who sponsor them. We help with routine
completing of immigration forms, gathering of appropriate documents, filing with
the USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) in a timely
manner. To learn more about our services in your area, see
Nationwide
Immigration Services page.
What makes Immspec outstanding?
- We help you to determine whether you are qualified for the green card or
not.
- We provide assistance in deciding which INS forms are to be filled out.
- We review the answers you provide for completeness and other common
errors.
- We help you in knowing the supporting documents that must be submitted
along with the petition.
- We guarantee that your U.S. green card application will be accepted.
