Green Card Guide
Get Information - Understand The Process

Date: 07.11.2024

What is a Green Card?

A "Green Card" is a document that grants individuals the right to live and work permanently in the United States.
Having a US Green Card gives you almost all the same rights as a US citizen. This includes being able to live in the US, work, and use social services.

What are the main Green Card programs?

1. Diversity Visa Program (Green Card Lottery)
2. Employment-Based Immigrant Visa
3. Family-Based Immigrant Visa

What is the Green Card Lottery-Program?

Each year, the US government issues 55,000 green cards through the Green Card Lottery-Program, commonly known as the DV-Program.
Applicants are selected through a computer-generated random draw.

How to apply?

• Step 1 - Authorization
  Begin by confirming your eligibility to apply.
• Step 2 - Confirmation
  If you are eligible, proceed with your submission.
• Step 3 - Submission
  Complete the process by submitting all necessary details.

Authorization Check:

Additional information about the different options for obtaining a Green Card.
It's important to note that there are various pathways, each with its own set of requirements.

Here is a summary of the options:

Employment-Based Immigration Visa – Highly Qualified and Investor Application Process:
Professionals applying for a green card typically need to have a college degree or equivalent high qualification.
There are 10,000 Green Cards available annually for low-skilled workers.
Investors can obtain an EB-5 permanent resident card by creating jobs for ten individuals through capital investment in new US businesses.
The investment amount ranges from $900,000 to $1,800,000 depending on the employment conditions in the specific area. The green card is granted after two years if the promised investment is fulfilled and jobs are created during this period.

Family Reunion:
Permanent residents have certain advantages over visa holders when sponsoring non-US family members for family reunification. However, their sponsorship options are not as extensive as those of US citizens.

Rights of Green Card Holders:
As a green card holder, you have the following rights:

1. Permanent residency status in the United States.
2. Eligibility to apply for US citizenship.
3. Access to state and social benefits.
4. The freedom to choose your occupation.
5. The freedom to choose your place of residence.
6. Unrestricted travel within the United States.
7. Simplified entry into the United States.

 

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