A green card (permanent residency) allows you to live and work in the United States. With a green card, you have the freedom to travel in and out of the United States and access all the benefits of being a permanent resident. There are different green card eligibility categories and your application process will depend on your particular circumstances. For more information about applying for a green card for yourself or your family members, contact the experienced Nevada immigration lawyers at Janda Law. Call us today at 702-758-8888 to schedule an appointment with one of our experienced Nevada immigration lawyers.
- At Janda Law, we understand the complexities of the immigration process and will guide you and your family through every stage of the green card application process.
- At the Janda Law Firm, you are assured of open and sincere communication with your attorney. You will always be in direct contact with your attorney to ask any questions or share any concerns that you may have.
An error in your green card application can delay your application or even have it denied. Avoid the stress that accompanies the green card application process, and engage the services of an experienced immigration law team. When you choose Janda Law, you can rest assured that your case is in competent hands. To find out more about applying for a green card and determine your eligibility, contact us today at 702-758-8888 for a consultation with one of our Nevada immigration lawyers.
Who is Eligible for a Green Card?
There are different categories of eligibility for a green card. Individuals may qualify for a green card through family relationships, employment, or other special categories including victims of abuse, refugees, human trafficking and crime victims, religious workers, or international broadcasters. An experienced immigration lawyer will be able to assess your situation and determine the category that best suits your case.
How Do I Apply for a Green Card?
Generally, the green card application process involves a sponsor filing an immigrant petition on your behalf. In some cases, you may be eligible to file a petition for yourself. If the petition is approved, then you file a green card application with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services or a visa application with the U.S. Department of State. The process will vary depending on which category you are eligible under and whether you are already in the United States.
Reasons Your Green Card Application May Be Denied
If you are eligible for a green card under one of the categories, your application may still be denied. The reasons for denial, which are referred to as grounds of inadmissibility include:
- Poor health
- Criminal history
- Security threat
- Insufficient financial support
- Previous immigration violations
- Application errors
If your application for a green card is denied, you may file a notice or motion of appeal. The Nevada immigration lawyers at Janda Law can help you understand why your application was denied, and assist you in the appeals process.
Contact Janda Law Today
Whether you are a sponsor or you are being sponsored, the skilled immigration lawyers at Janda Law can help you through the green card application process. Our knowledgeable lawyers will assist you through every step of the application process and ensure that you submit a strong application in your case. To find out more about the green card application process, call Janda Law today at 702-758-8888 for a consultation with one of our Nevada immigration lawyers.