One party has a green card, how can the other party apply for a green card in the United States?

One party has a green card and the other party applies for a green card in the United States.

An application for a relative's immigration green card must be made at the local office of the Immigration Bureau in the city where he lives. It can be delivered by mail or by a lawyer in person, which can save a lot of processing time. In San Diego, lawyers deliver documents, and you can get a work card on the same day. The time for applying for a US Re-entry Permit can also be shortened a lot. The green card of relative immigrants is generally approved after an interview with the immigration staff.

The documents required for relatives to apply for a green card are basically the same as those listed above, and only I- 130 form or I- 130 approval notice is required. In addition, different immigration offices have different requirements for medical examination forms. Some need to be provided at the time of application, and some need to be provided at the interview. In addition, more detailed financial guarantee (I-864 form) and supporting documents are needed for relatives to apply for immigration.

Professional immigrants apply for green card documents

1, I-485 form and application fee;

2. Form I-485A (if a 245(I) application is submitted at the same time);

3. Form G-325a (not required for children under14);

4. Two photos;

5.I-693 form, that is, physical examination form;

6.I- 134/I-864, that is, economic guarantee;

7, I- 140 (or I-360, I-526) ratification;

8. Form I-94 (Proof of legal non-immigrant status);

9. Birth certificate;

10, marriage certificate;

1 1, employment certificate;

12, passport copy;

13, I- 13 1 are travel document application forms;

14, I-765 Work Card Application Form.