Your pathway to permanent residency in the United States. Expert guidance through Family-Based, Employment-Based, and Diversity Visa programs.
A Green Card (officially known as a Permanent Resident Card) grants you the right to live and work permanently in the United States. As a lawful permanent resident, you can:
We provide expert assistance across all major Green Card pathways
Sponsored by U.S. citizens or permanent residents for eligible family members
No visa number limits - fastest processing
Subject to annual visa limits
For workers with job offers, extraordinary abilities, or investment capital
For those at the top of their field
Masters degree or higher, or exceptional ability
Bachelor's degree or 2+ years experience
Specific categories of workers
Investment-based pathway to residency
50,000 Green Cards annually for eligible countries
The Diversity Immigrant Visa Program provides Green Cards to people from countries with historically low immigration rates to the United States. It's administered by the U.S. Department of State through a random selection process.
We assess your situation, discuss eligibility for different Green Card categories, and recommend the best pathway for your circumstances.
We compile and organize all required documents, ensuring everything meets USCIS standards. Our checklist approach prevents delays.
We prepare and file your petition with USCIS, tracking every deadline and responding promptly to any requests for evidence (RFEs).
We conduct mock interviews, prepare you for common questions, and ensure you're confident and ready for your USCIS interview.
We guide you through conditional residency removal (if applicable) and provide ongoing support for your journey to citizenship.
Processing times vary significantly by category. Immediate relatives of U.S. citizens (spouses, minor children, parents) typically process within 6-12 months. Employment-based categories (EB-1 through EB-5) range from 1-3+ years depending on country of origin and visa availability. Family preference categories can take 2-20+ years due to visa backlogs.
EB-1 is for priority workers with extraordinary ability, outstanding researchers, or multinational executives—no labor certification needed. EB-2 requires an advanced degree (Master's+) or exceptional ability; the National Interest Waiver (NIW) option skips labor certification. EB-3 covers skilled workers with 2+ years experience and professionals with bachelor's degrees—requires PERM labor certification.
Yes, if you have a pending Adjustment of Status (Form I-485), you can apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) using Form I-765. Once approved, the EAD allows you to work for any U.S. employer while awaiting your Green Card decision. Processing typically takes 3-6 months.
PERM (Program Electronic Review Management) is a process where employers must prove they couldn't find qualified U.S. workers for a position before sponsoring a foreign worker for a Green Card. It involves advertising the job and demonstrating recruitment efforts. Required for most EB-2 and all EB-3 petitions, but not for EB-1, EB-2 NIW, or EB-5 categories.
The DV Lottery makes 50,000 Green Cards available annually to people from countries with low U.S. immigration rates. Registration is free and occurs once per year (typically October-November). Winners are randomly selected and announced in May. You must have at least a high school diploma or 2 years of qualifying work experience to be eligible.
Yes, Green Cards can be revoked for several reasons: abandoning permanent resident status (staying outside the U.S. for extended periods), committing certain crimes, immigration fraud, or failing to remove conditions on conditional residency. Maintaining your status requires primarily residing in the U.S. and filing taxes as a resident.
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