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Green Card – US Permanent Residency allows foreign nationals to live and work permanently in the United States. With a green card, holders can enjoy the benefits of permanent residency, such as the ability to work in any job and travel freely. Pathways to obtaining a green card include family sponsorship, employment opportunities, and humanitarian programs. For detailed information on eligibility, application steps, and different green card categories, explore our comprehensive guides.
Children born abroad to U.S. permanent residents may enter the U.S. without a visa under certain conditions. This guide explains eligibility, required documentation, and key legal points for parents navigating this process.
Learn when to start the PERM process for E-3 visa holders transitioning to a green card. This blog covers timing, key steps, and tips for a smooth move to permanent residency without disrupting work authorization.
Buying property in the U.S. might seem like a pathway to residency, but ownership alone does not grant a green card or work authorization. Discover why and learn about legitimate immigration options that can help you achieve your goals.
Our client, Sofia, expanded her Canadian business into the U.S. and secured permanent residency for her family – with our team’s support every step of the way.
“Thank you for your hard work and diligence. I can’t express enough how much gratitude I have for you and your team. It is very much appreciated. Thank you so much.”
– Sofia Balanovsky
Learn how TN Visa holders with a pending Adjustment of Status can request an expedited EAD card. This blog covers eligibility, steps, and tips to improve your chances.
If you have a C2 commuter green card and want to become a US citizen, understanding the process is essential. This guide covers who is eligible, how to adjust your residency status, and what steps to take to apply for citizenship.
Learn how U.S. permanent residents can live in Canada or Mexico and still maintain their green card through the unique alien commuter status, which allows for cross-border employment.
Holding a C2 commuter green card has unique rules that may impact your ability to sponsor family members for U.S. permanent residency. Learn about your options and next steps here.
Learn the steps to transition from C2 commuter to C1 resident, including removing commuter status, and the implications for naturalization and family sponsorship.
Learn the key things to know about domestic travel while your Adjustment of Status (AOS) application is pending. Stay prepared with proper ID and documents.