Green Card Process

The Green Card process allows non-U.S. citizens to become permanent residents. Typically, it involves applying through family sponsorship, employment, or refugee/asylee status. The process includes submitting a detailed application, undergoing background checks, and attending an interview. Applicants must demonstrate eligibility, such as having a qualifying sponsor or job offer. Once approved, the Green Card grants the right to live and work in the U.S. permanently. Maintaining this status may require renewal and adherence to laws. Overall, it provides a pathway for individuals seeking stability and opportunity in the United States.