Lawful Permanent Residence – Green Card
A green card provides lawful permanent resident status in the United States. The process and required forms depend on the immigration category, the applicant’s history, visa availability and whether the person applies from inside or outside the United States.
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Family-Based Categories
- Immediate relatives of U.S. citizens: spouses, unmarried children under 21, and parents of U.S. citizens who are at least 21.
- Family-preference categories: certain relatives of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents, subject to annual limits and visa availability.
- An approved Form I-130 establishes a qualifying relationship; it does not by itself grant immigration status or employment authorization.
Important Considerations
- Eligibility depends on the category and the applicant's complete immigration and personal history.
- Some applicants must complete consular processing; others may be eligible to adjust status in the United States.
- Medical examinations, financial sponsorship and government background checks may be required.
- Travel after becoming a permanent resident is subject to U.S. immigration rules and is not unrestricted.
Potential Benefits
Permanent Resident Card
Lawful permanent residence and a permanent resident card.
Live and Work in the U.S.
Authorization to live and work in the United States, subject to applicable law.
Possible Path to Citizenship
A possible future path to naturalization after meeting all requirements.
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Adriana Gallardo
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