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Marrying a US citizen If you happen to marry a US citizen (and we will presume that you are in love with them!), then it is a fairly straightforward process to obtain a green card. Firstly, your husband or wife will file a Petition for Alien Relative (form I-130). After that, the INS will investigate to ensure your situation is bona fide before giving you the OK. After that you can file the Application for Status as Permanent Resident (form I-485). Finally you will have a routine interview with an immigration office and, if all things are well, you should get your green card. Having an employer sponsor you: This is perhaps the most laborious method available when it comes to comprehending how to obtain a green card. Involves going through a three step process that can take up to 18 months, or even longer, to complete. The first step in the process involves your potential employer petitioning for a labor certification. In a nutshell, this means proving that you are irreplaceable and are economically sound. This is the key part of the process application; if you pass this, it should be plain sailing. Assuming you make it through the first step, the second step is simply filling out the I-140 form and submitting it with your labor certification to the INS. The final step is the adjustment of status, which will make you a permanent resident. Again, this involves filling out the relevant forms and being prepared to wait as they process. (more…)
It also states, “Every alien, eighteen years of age and over, shall at all times carry with him and have in his personal possession any certificate of alien registration or alien registration receipt card issued to him. Any alien who fails to comply with [these] provisions shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.” (more…)
Except a child who is already a U.S. citizen or a Legal Permanent Resident), even if a child no longer resides with the applicant or is not intended to immigrate under the DV program, must be submitted electronically with the Electronic Diversity Visa Entry Form. (more…)
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Applicants will be applying for the DV-2009 Diversity Immigrant Program from MyUSGreencard.com. The year of the program refers to the year in which the green cards are awarded. If you apply now for the DV-2009, you will be award your green card in 2009. Please be sure to not fill out any applications for the DV-2008, as the registration ended in December 2006. (more…)
The DV-2009 Lottery begins at Noon EDT on October 3, 2007, and ends at Noon EST on December 2, 2007. (more…)
Citizenship You dont have to give up your present citizenship if you become a winner, but you will be able to enjoy ALL the rights and privileges of a U.S. citizen. (more…)
The correct term for the former type of green card is the H1B Work Visa. This is issued by the U.S. Government and allows foreign professionals from all over the world the opportunity to live and work in the United States. (more…)
Citizenship You dont have to give up your present citizenship if you become a winner, but you will be able to enjoy ALL the rights and privileges of a U.S. citizen. (more…)
The purpose of the program is to increase diversity within the United States through random lottery winners from select countries. Please click here to visit MyUSGreencard.com for a complete list of countries.
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