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Green Card Lawyer Chicago

Chicago is a very diverse city that welcomes immigrants from all around the world. From its world-famous deep-dish pizza and Chicago-style hotdogs to its many diasporas, for some, this midwestern city is a fantastic place to live out the American dream. But how difficult is it to obtain permanent legal residency? This is where a Chicago green card lawyer can help.

 

MyImmigration can help you become a permanent legal resident living in Chicago.

 

If you’re in Chicago and living there on a visa and want to remain there legally, your best bet is to apply for a green card. Don’t risk overstaying your visa and face possible deportation. Although there are some challenges to getting permanent residency, working with a Chicago green card attorney can help ease your worries. A green card can unlock a lot of opportunities and can eventually lead you to U.S. citizenship.

 

We can help you unlock the doors to obtaining a green card.

The Difficulties of Obtaining a Green Card in Chicago

For many around the world, getting a U.S. green card is like winning the lottery. However, the odds of getting one are better than the odds of winning a multimillion-dollar payout. Still, obtaining U.S. legal residency is difficult, and without expert guidance, a simple error or omission can severely delay the process.

 

Perhaps your English skills aren’t perfect, or maybe you have a blemish in your past, or maybe you haven’t a clue as to how to apply for a green card. There are several paths to getting a green card, and knowing which one is best for your situation is half the battle.

 

Is your goal to:

 

  • Reside in the United States for a long time?
  • Become a U.S. citizen?
  • To get a good job?
  • Reunite with family already living in Chicago?

MyImmigration has helped countless immigrants become permanent legal residents.

MyImmigration Law Office Can Help You Get a Green Card

James L. Robertson, a seasoned attorney with twelve years of experience working for USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services), has compiled a team of compassionate immigration experts together in Chicago. As the founder of MyImmigration, he has passed on his behind-the-scenes knowledge of how immigration services really work, and his goal is to help immigrants from around the world with their immigration needs.

 

No matter what your immigration goals are, we can help you achieve them. From green cards to visas to naturalization, we can help you select the correct forms and ensure that you send them error-free. Let our team help you achieve your immigration goals.

Common Paths to Getting a Green Card In Chicago

To reside in the United States permanently, immigrants are required to apply for a green card. The process can be confusing since there is more than one path to obtaining permanent legal residency. MyImmigration can help you determine which path is best for your unique situation, saving you the time and the headaches of trying to decipher the requirements. Here’s a look at some of the ways to get a green card:

Family-Based Sponsorship

Those with a close family member who has been granted permanent legal residency (green card holder) have the ability to sponsor other family members to join them in the country. Your family member will need to file Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative), and if it’s approved, then Form DS-260 (Immigrant Visa Application).

Employment-Based Immigration

Another road to permanent legal residency in the United States is through employment. For this method of obtaining a green card, an employer would have to offer you a job. The employer would need to file Form I-140 (Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker). Depending on your immigrant status, other USCIS forms may be required.

Fiancé(e) Visa

If you are a U.S. citizen with a foreign-born romantic partner who resides outside the country and intends to marry, you can file for a K-1 visa to bring your sweetheart into the United States. Once they enter the country, you’ll have 90 days to get married. While this isn’t a direct path to legal permanent residency, it’s the beginning of the process.

Green Card Lottery

Individuals from certain countries with a low immigration rate to the United States are eligible to enroll in the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, commonly referred to as the Green Card Lottery. Once immigrants have been granted a visa, they can apply for permanent legal residency.

Why You Should Choose MyImmigration

Immigration laws and regulations can be challenging and confusing, preventing many hopeful immigrants from beginning the process of obtaining a green card. If this sounds familiar, MyImmigration can make the process much easier to understand.

 

Our process is straightforward and eliminates the guesswork that many immigrants face. Here’s how we do it:

 

  1. Easy online interview: Using a tablet, smartphone, or laptop, answer a few questions about your immigration needs. We will determine which forms and documents you’ll need, saving you time and headaches.
  2. Application preparation: Our proprietary, cutting-edge technology will determine which USCIS forms suit your situation. Your answers will be checked for correctness and completeness.
  3. Translation services: Should you require translation services, we’ve got you covered.
  4. Lawyer review and consultation: Once you’ve filled out the forms, one of our immigration attorneys will double-check them to ensure there aren’t any issues. If there are, they’ll determine the best way to overcome them.
  5. Full application package: Your forms will be mailed to you along with easy-to-follow instructions on where to sign them. Place everything, along with the processing fee, in the self-addressed envelope and mail it to USCIS. If you have any concerns or questions, we are here to ease your mind.

MyImmigration Strengths

  • Immigration needs simplified: Each immigration scenario is different. We can simplify the process and determine how best to meet your goals.
  • Get guidance when you need it: Our savvy and caring immigration attorneys will help you every step of the way.
  • Easy and affordable support: You don’t need to visit a lawyer’s office with MyImmigration or pay high fees. Let us help you achieve your immigration goals.

Contact a MyImmigration Green Card Immigration Lawyer Today

Obtaining legal permanent residency in the United States while living in Chicago doesn’t need to only be a dream. We can help you enter and remain lawfully within the country. Our streamlined immigration process will save you time and end your worries about filing incorrectly.

 

Contact MyImmigration today to get your green card.

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