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A green card grants permanent resident status.

A visa is used during traveling and allows a person to enter a foreign country for a specified purpose.

There are two types of visas provided by the United States:

Immigrant Visa- for individuals traveling to the United States to live in the country permanently

Non-immigrant Visa- for individuals visiting the United States on a temporary basis (for work or study)

A process to apply for permanent residency.

Marriage Based Adjustment of Status- if your spouse is in the United States then you may qualify.

The process of naturalization allows a non-citizen to become a U.S. citizen. You must be a permanent resident for a certain number of years before applying.

There are different defenses to deportation:

Cancellation of Removal

Voluntary Departure

Asylum

Withholding of Removal

Convention Against Torture

Waiver of Removal

If you or a loved one has suffered substantial mental or physical abuse then you may qualify for a U Visa.

If you are a US citizen or Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) then you may be able to file an immigration petition for certain relatives (parents, spouses, siblings, adult children, minor children).