1. Determine the green card category: determine the green card category applied for according to the identity and conditions of the applicant, such as family reunion, employer guarantee, investment immigration, etc.
2. Fill in the application form: fill in the green card application form, including the applicant's basic information, family members' information, economic status, education, etc.
3. Submit application materials: submit application forms, photos, identity documents, economic documents, etc.
4. Application fee: Pay the green card application fee, including application fee and processing fee.
5. Application review: The US Immigration Department will review the applicant's information and issue a green card after passing the review.
6. Green card interview: Some applicants need to attend a green card interview. After the interview is completed, the Immigration Bureau will decide whether to issue a green card according to the interview results.
7. Green card issuance: After the green card application is approved, the Immigration Bureau will issue a green card, and the applicant can get a green card and formally become a permanent resident of the United States.
Work green card application process 1. Applicants must first have a valid visa, which can be a tourist visa, a study visa, a work visa or other types of visas in the United States.
2. Applicants need to submit an application form on the website of the US Immigration Service and attach relevant documents, including the applicant's resume, passport, visa, photos and other relevant documents.
3. Applicants need to pay the application fee and complete the online application procedure of the US Immigration Service.
4. Applicants need to attend an interview with the US Immigration Bureau to confirm their identity, background and application reasons.
5. The applicant needs to submit the application form and other relevant documents of the US Immigration Bureau, so that the Immigration Bureau can examine the applicant's application.
6. Applicants need to wait for the audit results of the US Immigration Service. If approved, the applicant will get a green card to work in the United States.