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Renew an expiring or expired Green Card, or replace one that was lost, stolen, or damaged.
Online filing typically 6-12 months; a biometrics appointment is required.
StartSponsor an eligible family member (spouse, child, parent, or sibling) for U.S. immigration.
Visa availability depends on the relationship category and country; some categories have multi-year waits.
StartApply for a Green Card from within the United States when an immigrant visa is available to you.
Typically 8-14 months; requires biometrics and an in-person interview.
StartApply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD / work permit) if you are eligible.
Typically 3-7 months depending on category.
StartApply to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization after meeting residency and eligibility requirements.
Typically 6-12 months; includes civics/English testing and an interview.
StartApply for a re-entry permit, refugee travel document, or advance parole to travel outside the U.S.
Advance parole typically 3-5 months; re-entry permits 2-3 months.
StartRemove the conditions on a 2-year conditional Green Card obtained through marriage.
Typically 12-24 months; interview may be required.
StartExtend your current nonimmigrant stay or change to a different nonimmigrant status while in the U.S.
Typically 3-8 months; filing does not authorize unauthorized employment.
StartSponsor a foreign-citizen fiancé(e) for a K-1 nonimmigrant visa so you can marry in the United States.
Typically 6-12 months; the fiancé(e) must marry you within 90 days of arrival.
StartSponsor a family-based immigrant financially under a legally enforceable contract with the U.S. government.
Required for most family-based Green Card applicants; the sponsor must meet minimum income thresholds.
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