Green Card Attorneys

For many immigrants who one day wish to become naturalized citizens of the U.S., establishing permanent residency in the country and obtaining a Green Card is the first step. We work with immigrants who are eligible to apply for and receive Green Cards.

There are several pathways to obtaining a Green Card:

• Family-Based: You may qualify if you are a fiancé, immediate relative, or have another qualifying relationship with a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
• Employment-Based: You may be eligible if your job qualifies you for a Green Card or if you are a     foreign investor.
• Asylum or Refugee Status: You can apply if you have been an asylee or refugee for at least one year.
• Victims of Abuse or Human Trafficking: You may qualify if you have experienced abuse from a close relative who is a U.S. citizen or are a victim of human trafficking.
• Special Immigrant: This category includes religious workers, those who have served for international organizations like NATO, Afghan or Iraqi translators for the     U.S. government, and others.

Green Card Maintenance and Issues

A Green Card is your proof of lawful permanent residency. It is crucial to carry it with you at all times, as failing to do so can lead to detention or arrest. If your Green Card is lost, damaged, or stolen, it is essential to contact a Green Card attorney to help you get are placement and protect your rights.

Additionally, if your card is expired or has incorrect information, we can guide you through the process of renewing or correcting your Green Card, ensuring your status remains valid.