Green Card Applications

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Attaining permanent residency in the United States may necessitate the submission of an application for a green card, officially known as a Permanent Resident Alien Card. To successfully navigate this process and safeguard your rights, you require the expertise of an experienced immigration attorney.

The green card affords foreign nationals the opportunity to live and work in the United States. However, prior to obtaining permanent status, there exists a conditional two-year period. Upon its completion, the permanent residency visa becomes valid for ten years and can be extended contingent upon meeting specific conditions, including possessing a valid driver’s license and maintaining a clean criminal record.

The process of obtaining a green card is competitive, as the government allocates a limited number of cards annually. Additionally, several factors may influence your success in the immigration process.

An immigration attorney from the National Legal Service is prepared to assist you in this intricate process. We provide consultations on your options, address your inquiries, and, if necessary, represent your interests in court. Our specialists will guide you through the completion of all necessary documents, ensuring the successful progression of your case.

If you aspire to permanent residency in the United States, turn to the National Legal Service – your partner in immigration law matters. Request an assessment of your case at our office and discover how we can aid you in achieving your goal.