Your legal pass to live and work permanently in the US is through a Permanent Resident Card or what is popularly known as the Green Card. Learn if you are eligible for permanent residency and start the process of obtaining your Green Card. We can help.
Pacific Immigration can help you obtain your US Green Card (l-551) provided that you are eligible to apply and meet all the requirements. We will assist you to prepare all your applications per your request and will make sure that you are prepared and ready for your appointments and interviews.
The application process varies depending on your eligibility and individual situation. But generally, applications should start with someone filing an immigration petition for you, known as your sponsor or petitioner, usually a US citizen or permanent resident.
For applicants who are in the US, we will go through USCIS adjustment of status if you are qualified, while for someone who is outside the US, we need to use the Consular Processing with the US Department of State.
If you are a lawful permanent resident, you must replace your Green Card if:
If you are a conditional permanent resident who was granted a Green Card valid for two years, you can remove the conditions on your permanent resident status by filing a petition within the 90-day period before your conditional Green Card expires. Note that you cannot renew your conditional Green Card. You will lose your permanent resident status and you will become removable from the United States if your unable to remove the conditions on your Green Card.
Pacific immigration will make the tedious process easy for you, so long as you are eligible. We will assist you to prepare all your applications per your request and we will make sure that you are prepared and ready for your appointments and interviews if any.
Help to check your case?1. An immediate relative of a US citizen or a permanent resident:
2. Fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen (K-1 nonimmigrant) or the child of a fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen (K-2 nonimmigrant)
3. Widow or widower of a US citizen and were married before your spouse died
4. Abused spouse, child or parent of a US citizen through VAWA self-petition
The custom artwork design incorporates the American flag, Statue of Liberty, and a predominantly green color palette on both sides of the card. The hand-drawn and computer-aided designs on both the front and back enhance the security and integrity of the card.
Tan provided me and my family a tremendous amount of help. Her dedication really made the green card process seemed painless! Totally recommended for everyone that needs immigration services.
I have been staying in the US for a few years already and wanted to get permanent residency status. It made me really anxious as I prepared for my application, of whether or not I get approved. Thankfully, a friend recommended to me Pacific Immigration. They have guided me and assisted me every step of the way with my application. Now, I am a Green Card holder!
I just pass the immigration interview and my case was supposed to be difficult. However, with Ms. Tan’s help, it became super easy. This lady really knows what she is doing and really put lots of efforts and responsibility in this. When i forgot to submit some documents, they would call me everyday to make sure i got it done. Sincerely and highly recommended
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Green Card is the popular name for the Permanent Resident Card issued by USCIS to foreign immigrants as a legal proof of permanent residency in the US. A Green Card holder is allowed to work and reside in the US permanently. Permanent residents should, at all times, carry their Green Card. The card can be valid for 10 years or 2 years depend on your category and subject to renewal after such time. Permanent residents have the option to apply for US citizenship after five years of residency or three years if married to a US citizen.
It depends on the categories you apply for. Please contact us for the accurate guidelines and preparation.
A Green Card is a proof of permanent residency status in the US. While the status doesn’t expire, the Green Card as a valid identification does. Usually Green Cards have 10 years validity (2 years for conditional permanent residents). A permanent resident should ensure that the card is up-to-date to continually enjoy eligibility to travel, stay and work in the US. A Green Card should be renewed when expired or about to expire within six months. The card should also be replaced when there is a change in the owner’s legal information or when lost, stolen or damaged.
Yes, a Green Card or permanent residency status can be revoked when certain conditions are not met and when restricted by law, one can lose permanent residency status. Green cards are of course bounded by rules set by the Government and failure to comply can lead to loss of permanent residency.
A green card is usually revoked due to immigration fraud, crime and fraudulent activities, failure to establish a permanent residence and abandonment of permanent residence, among others.
