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Foreign nationals are able to get a green card through potential employment or jobs they already have within the United States. The employer is responsible for petitioning for the worker and it could lead to a green card if the worker is approved by the USCIS. Here’s a quick guide to the process. READ MORE

There are two types of immigrant petitions: Family-based immigration where a foreign-national relative needs to apply for U.S. immigration. The process is different if your relative already lives in the United States versus outside of the country. This video looks at the process for a relative living in the United States. READ MORE

Getting a US green card, also known as a permanent resident card, is an important step in the immigration process. Becoming a permanent resident of the US gives you several benefits. Having a green card, for example, allows you to live and work permanently in the United States. READ MORE

A Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) can show their status through their green card. A green card is issued to prove the permanent resident’s status in the U.S. A green card can also be referred to as a Permanent Resident Card, I-551 or an Alien Registration Card. The green card has an expiration date on it

Green Card is the most important identity document that every foreign national who is granted permanent resident status in America of the country, must hold. As it is not so easy to obtain Green Cards, permanent resident card holders must keep these cards safe. Similarly, they must not forget to renew their cards every ten

Form 551, more correctly known as Form I-551, or simply 551, is a US green card. The I-551 stamp in a person’s passport indicates that the applicant has received green card status. A green card 551 stamp means that someone can enter the US with the right to…READ MORE

A legal Permanent Resident should renew their green card (Form I-551) every 10 years. If you are a permanent resident whose 10-year green card has expired or will expire within 6 months of the expiration date, you may begin the renewal process by filing Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card. READ MORE

Naturalization is the process by which you are granted U.S. citizenship after you fulfill the requirements established by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The criteria for applying for naturalization include…READ MORE

U.S. citizens are generally not required to always carry with them a proof of their citizenship. However, they may be asked for proof of citizenship when dealing with certain or almost all levels of the U.S. government. For example, they may be required to provide a proof of citizenship while applying for…READ MORE

Your naturalization certificate proves that you are a naturalized US citizen and have successfully completed the citizenship process. A naturalization certificate can help you prove that you are authorized to live and work in the US, travel on a US passport, and vote in US elections. Once you become a US citizen, you will get a naturalization