Green Card Processing

• Lawful Permanent Residency (USCIS)

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Adjustment of Status

• Adjustment of Status:  Becoming a Permanent Resident in the U.S. (USCIS)
• How Do I Get a Work Permit (EAD)?
• Regulations on Direct Mail Submission of I-485s, I-765s, and I-131s- (11-19-04)
• How Do I Get a Travel Document (Advance Parole)?
• Civil Surgeon Locator
• Concurrent Filing FAQ
• Adjustment of Status Experiences

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Child Status Protection Act

• State Department Cable Re: Child Status Protection Act
• Child Status Protection Act FAQ
• Child Status Protection Act (H.R.1209)- Signed into law by the President on August 6, 2002

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Consular Processing

• Visas- State Department
  • Permanent Immigrants to the U.S.
  • Visa FAQ
  • Links to U.S. Embassies and Consulates Worldwide
  • Visa News
  • Visa Policy Telegrams
  • National Visa Center

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Green Card Lottery

• Green Cards Through The Visa Lottery
• DV-2006 Instructions

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Green Cards Through Asylum
 

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Green Cards Through Employment

• Green Cards Through Employment
  • How Do I Get a Green Card Based On Employment?
  • Persons of Extraordinary Ability
  • Multinational Executives and Managers
  • Persons of Exceptional Ability
  • National Interest Waivers
  • Green Cards Through Investment
  • Labor Certification

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Green Cards Through Relatives

• Green Cards For Family Members (USCIS)
  • How Do I Bring My Spouse to the U.S. To Live? (USCIS)
  • How Do I Get Green Cards for My Children? (USCIS)
  • How Do I Get Green Cards for My Parents? (USCIS)
  • How Do I Get Green Cards for My Brother/Sister? (USCIS)

 

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