Green Card & U.S. Citizenship

Understanding U.S. Permanent Residency

A **Green Card** grants you lawful permanent residency in the United States, allowing you to live and work permanently. It is the first step toward eventually becoming a U.S. citizen.

Benefits of a Green Card

Live and work permanently in the U.S.
Freedom to travel in and out of the country
Access to Social Security and other benefits
Pathway to apply for U.S. citizenship after 3–5 years

Popular Green Card Categories

Family-based Green Cards (spouse, parents, children, siblings)
Employment-based Green Cards
Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery Program
Refugee or Asylee Adjustment

Path to U.S. Citizenship

After holding a Green Card for 3–5 years, you may become eligible for **naturalization**—the process of becoming a U.S. citizen.

Citizenship Benefits:

U.S. Passport and full voting rights
Eligibility for federal jobs
Protection from deportation
Sponsorship of more family members

Eligibility for Citizenship

Permanent resident status for at least 3 or 5 years
Physical presence in the U.S. for a specific time
Good moral character
Basic knowledge of English and U.S. civics

Naturalization Process

Step 1: File Form N-400
Step 2: Attend biometrics appointment
Step 3: Complete interview and civics test
Step 4: Take the Oath of Allegiance

How We Can Help

Our experienced immigration team can help you determine eligibility, gather documentation, file applications, and prepare for interviews and tests.

Secure Your American Future

Whether you’re pursuing a Green Card or applying for citizenship, our experts guide you at every step.

Our Services Include

Green Card Application Support

Naturalization Filing (Form N-400)

Interview & Test Preparation

Family & Employment-Based Immigration

FAQs

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