Residency
What is residency?
Residency, commonly referred to as obtaining a Green Card, is the process by which an individual becomes a legal permanent resident in the United States. This means that he or she can live, work and study in the country indefinitely.
Why do I need it?
Obtaining residency provides you with security and stability in the U.S., allowing you access to work and educational opportunities without the typical restrictions of temporary visas. In addition, as a permanent resident, you are on the path to eligibility for naturalization as a U.S. citizen.
What are the requirements?
- Sponsorship by an immediate family member who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or through an employer.
- Completion of a detailed application.
- Pass health and background checks.
- Participate in an interview often.
- Other routes may include asylum, diversity visa lottery, and special cases such as immigrants with extraordinary ability.
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