How long does it take for the US Labor Immigration Service?

1. New immigrants usually receive their green cards within one month, but there are exceptions, but if they don't receive them within three months, they should go to the immigration office for inspection. In addition, please note that people who arrive at the same time (such as family members who immigrate with you) may not get green cards at the same time, because many new immigrants enter the United States every day.

2. It's cheaper to go to a community college than an ordinary university, but the fees of community colleges in each state are different. Generally speaking, community colleges charge residents in the state less than 100, while residents outside the state charge twice or even three times. But every state has different criteria to determine whether you are a resident of that state. For example, California requires you to live in the state for one year before you can be recognized as a "resident of the state" (they will check your various charging documents to judge).

However, because the landlord is a green card holder, he is eligible to apply for a grant, which is believed to be economically helpful.

3. There is no nurse major in general community colleges, but there is a nurse assistant major. The most basic nursing specialty is only available in technical schools, which is a little more expensive than community colleges, but it is still cheaper than ordinary universities, and it is difficult for nurses in ordinary universities to enter.

Additional question: social security card is required to fill in the application form at the social security office. You can't work without a social security card (illegal), so you must handle it as soon as possible. I wonder which city the landlord is in. If you are in a city with many China people, such as new york or LA, you can find a job that doesn't speak English. Of course, there are more choices in English, and it is easy to find a better job.

I hope the above information is helpful to the landlord.