American green card is invalid. Can I reapply? What are the chances of getting the application?

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When an application for immigration to the United States is approved, the applicant is usually in two situations:

First of all, the applicant has not yet entered the United States. Then, the applicant should wait for the appointment of the American consulate in the country where the applicant is located and apply for a green card at the American consulate. After completing all the formalities at the consulate, the applicant will not get a green card immediately, but will get an immigrant visa issued by the consulate. Applicants must enter the United States with this visa within 6 months to get a green card. If the applicant cannot enter the United States within the specified time, the Immigration Bureau will decide that the applicant's immigrant visa will expire and the applicant will lose the right to apply for a green card.

Second, the applicant has been in the United States since the immigration application was approved, so the applicant can apply for a green card in the United States without going back to his own country to apply for an immigration visa from the American consulate.

When the applicant has completed all the above procedures, he can breathe a sigh of relief. And the complicated joy of getting a green card, I'm afraid even the parties are too complicated to say. This kind of mood can only be understood by people who have a little understanding of American immigration law. It is precisely because the green card is really hard to come by that people cherish it even more.