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Green Cards & Immigrant Visas




An immigrant visa (traditionally called a "green card") allows an immigrant to live and work in the U.S., usually indefinitely. People seeking immigrant visas are usually sponsored by an employer or a family member, although other avenues toward immigrant visas exist. Below you will find more information on immigrant visas, including overviews of employment and family-based visas, investment/business visas, and tips on how to obtain and keep your green card. Choose a link from the list below to learn more about green cards and immigrant visas.

Immigrant Visa ("Green Card") Basics:

  • Immigrant Visas FAQ - Answers to common questions on issues such as what the expiration date on a visa means, and whether entry into the U.S is guaranteed with a visa.
  • About Green Cards - An overview with much more about green cards and the categories of individuals who are eligible for a green card.
  • Immigration and Taxes: Who has to Pay U.S. Taxes? - Non-citizens still face numerous circumstances where they have to pay taxes.
  • How to Keep Your Green Card - Knowing the rules to keeping your green card is almost as important as getting it in the first place.

Types of Immigrant Visas:

The Immigrant Visa ("Green Card") Process:

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