Orlando Green Card Attorney

What is a green card?

A United States Permanent Resident Card, commonly referred to as a green card, is a formal ID that is used to signify that its holder is a legal permanent resident of America. While not a citizen, this identification allows the holder to live within the country without fear of deportation, unless certain conditions fail to be met. Holders of this card are also referred to as Lawful Permanent Resident and are eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship after they have resided within the country for five years (shorter if they are married to a citizen).

Holders of a green card have several rights, including the right to live and work within the borders of the country, and also the right to travel out of the country for certain periods of time. Once they become a legal holder, they can also legally petition for spouses or unmarried children to obtain a similar green card. Green cards can be obtained though such things as family, a job or asylum.

Experienced Legal Aid for Seeking a Green Card

The process and qualifications that are required by those who are wishing to obtain a green card can be confusing, especially for someone who has never looked into the procedure before. For this reason, it is not recommended that you proceed without the knowledgeable guidance of an Orlando immigration attorney. At S.A. Young Law Firm, we understand the overwhelming need to obtain a green card, whether for personal reasons or for financial pursuits, and are dedicated to making the process as easy as possible for our clients. If you choose to work with a lawyer from our firm, you can be confident that you will be navigated through every step of the way with comprehensive, dynamic legal support tailor-made specifically for your unique case.

For assistance in obtaining a green card, contact an Orlando immigration attorney from our firm today.