Can I exchange my American white card for a green card?

The American white card is a white card to enter the United States, which is different from the green card for long-term residence and belongs to the short-term residence certificate. White card refers to the information that users fill in when they enter the United States. Immigration officials issue white cards to immigrants according to their visas and reasons for coming to the United States, so that they can stay in the United States. The entry white card is an important identification document received by foreigners when they enter the United States. If you don't have a white card, it may affect your life in the United States and even apply for a green card in the future.

A green card is an American permanent resident card, which is an identity document used to prove that foreigners have permanent resident status in the United States. Getting a green card refers to the immigration process of becoming a permanent resident. White card is a medical insurance system for low-income people, and there are strict conditions for applying for white card.