Procedures for obtaining a green card

 

 
The following steps should be taken to acquire a green card:

Completion of the requirements: The first step in obtaining a green card is to determine the conditions that qualify an applicant to be submitted to the government and accepted, which are all of the above.

Correcting the situation: Ensuring that all requirements, in terms of residency, job, or marital status, are changed to be compliant with the conditions of the visa to be applied for, as the file must be complete and all information is correct and consistent.

Preparing the consular file: This move is mostly for those who wish to apply for immigration when they are outside of their home countries, as it is important to ensure that all of the necessary documents are in order and ready to be sent to the embassy.

Deposit of documents: After completing the previous steps, the file must be sent in its entirety to the embassy, and the papers must be deposited with those that assist in acquiring a green card from within the United States of America, such as the employer or relatives.

Visa availability and priority dates: Before submitting a green card for immigration, a valid visa must be issued, so it is appropriate to schedule an appointment based on the visa to be presented at the embassy, and in most cases, there is a prioritisation of dates based on immigrants.

Travel documents: After completing the visa procedures and being accepted to receive a green card, the applicant must be told about how and when he will travel to the United States of America, as well as all the documents he will require.

Work permit: If he wants to perform any work on US soil, he must obtain permission that guarantees him the right to obtain legal work within the country.

Medical exams: He must complete all of the medical examinations prescribed by the US State Department in order to avoid being denied and securing the green card approval.

Financial support: At this point, complete material assurances must be submitted that affirm the applicant's ability to live in the United States of America on his own dime without requiring further assistance from the US government.

Ensure that they do not become a public burden: After receiving a green card, all immigrants must send paperwork and assurances that they will not become a burden on society or add to the US government's overall burden.

Child Protection Rule: Under this law, anyone can apply for a visa for his children to accompany him to the United States, and in certain cases, previous visa measures are still valid even though the child whose papers were submitted after approval has reached the age of 21.