 You
may be qualified to apply for a US green
card through your parents, children, spouse,
or siblings if they are a US citizen or
US green card holder. Having a green card
from relatives, you may apply for permission
to work immediately upon arriving in the
United States. Also, unmarried children
that are under 21 years old may accompany
you. But, there are many complicated limitations
and restrictions to preparing the application.
The "Green Card from Relatives Information
and Form package" has been developed
to help a person complete and file his or
her own application for a Green Card. The
procedures involved in organizing your paperwork
can be time consuming and costly. Let the Immigration Service Service guide you
through a step-by-step system that will
help enlighten you to file your green card
application quickly.
To qualify for a green card from relatives
without quota (waiting period), you must
belong to one of the following:
- Unmarried children (under
21) with one US citizen parent
- Parents of US citizen
who is over 21
To qualify for a green card from relatives
with quota (waiting period), you must belong
to one of the following:
- Children (over 21)
with one US citizen parent
- Children and Spouse
of US green card holder
- Siblings of US citizen
who is over 21
Product Overview:
- Green card from relatives overview
- Complicated Immigration Terms
- Quotas overview
- Privileges and limitations
- Procedures of work authorization
- Instructions to filing within the United
States
- Instructions to filing in a different
country
- Forms and documents checklist
- All official INS application forms
- List of all INS offices within the United
States
- List of all United States embassies
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