What information do I need to apply for an American green card?

Once the application for family relationship confirmation is approved by the Immigration Bureau, it means that the US Immigration Bureau has affirmed the authenticity of family relationship, so the family members who have applied can apply for a green card in the next step. First, you need to submit the necessary materials to the Immigration Bureau, including (1) if you have a criminal record, you need to submit relevant materials. If there is no criminal record, of course, there is no need to submit relevant materials; (2) birth notarization; (3) Copy of passport and visa page; (4) Two passport-sized photos; (5) Physical examination report; (6) Guarantee documents; (7) Application fee 1070 USD (including fingerprint fee). Basically, for most people, preparing the above materials is enough. About two weeks after the materials are sent, the applicant and the applicant's lawyer will receive a receipt from the Immigration Bureau to inform the applicant and the applicant's lawyer that the application materials have been received and enter the review process, and then the Immigration Bureau will issue an interview notice again. If the applicant needs it, the lawyer can accompany the applicant for a green card interview to improve the success rate of the green card application. . . . . .