Green Card Check. Now what?

Green Card Check

Getting approval for your green card is already a big feat on its own. So if you got one, are you considering your options? What do you need to do next? Keep reading to learn more.

Employment

In the employment-based application, you have to perform the services outlined in your I-140.   As a result, you must start working for this company before receiving your green card.

You must also abide by the work contract, for the services.

Traveling

You can travel after filing your adjustment of status. But before receiving your green card, you need to file a request for an advance parole document. Or if you are holding a "dual intent" non-immigrant visa, such as an H-1B or L-1.

Even after becoming a legal permanent resident of the United States, you need to be careful.  There are still some situations in which traveling can jeopardize your status. It is risky if the government believes you no longer intend to live permanently in the United States. It can cost you your green card.

Naturalization

Naturalization through Employment

Naturalization becomes available to employment-based legal permanent residents. Generally after five years after the date on their Permanent Resident Card. You have, 90 days after becoming eligible for naturalization to file for naturalization. As a result, you can file an application for Naturalization, 90 days before the fifth anniversary of your Permanent Resident Card.

Naturalization through Marriage

Naturalization is available to marriage-based legal permanent residents. Generally after three years from the date on their Permanent Resident Card. Marriage-based naturalization is subject to the 90-day early filing rule. Same as employment-based naturalization.


How we can help?

Even after obtaining the status of permanent resident, you need to be careful about many things. And above all going through the visa process without the help of an immigration lawyer in SanDiego can be puzzling, hectic, and time-consuming.

Seek the help of the best immigration lawyers San Diego can offer. We handle visa applications on a daily basis and know-how and what to do to avoid making mistakes.

 

 

 

 

 

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