Green Cards
A green card enables a non-U.S. citizen to live and work permanently in the United States as a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR). There are several pathways to obtain a green card. Eligibility can be based on familial relationships with U.S. citizens or LPRs, having a permanent job or receiving a permanent employment offer in the U.S., being selected through the Diversity Visa Lottery, or looking for an adjustment of status as a refugee or asylee.
PERM Labor Certification
Religious Workers
Asylees/Refugees - Form I-485 Status Adjustment
Battered Spouses - Violence Against Women Act Form I-360 Status Adjustment
EB-1 Classification: Extraordinary Ability
E-2 Visa
EB-3 Classification: Skilled Workers
EB-4 Classification: Special Occupations
EB-5 Investor Green Card (Regional Center)
EB-5 Investor Green Card (Regular Investment and TEA)
Family Based Immigration
Diversity Visa Lottery
