FAQ'S

A Green Card grants lawful permanent resident status in the United States, allowing eligible individuals to live and work in the country permanently.

Green Card holders can live and work permanently in the United States, travel internationally subject to applicable requirements, and may eventually become eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship.

The right option depends on your goals, qualifications, family situation, employment background, and individual circumstances. Our team can help you understand the immigration pathways that may be available to you.

USA Services provides immigration consulting, eligibility guidance, document preparation and review, application support, interview preparation, and ongoing guidance throughout the process.

The Diversity Visa Program is a U.S. government program that makes a limited number of immigrant visas available each year to eligible applicants from qualifying countries.

Depending on the immigration category, eligible family members such as a spouse or children may be able to accompany you or apply through a related immigration process.

Requirements vary depending on the immigration category and individual circumstances. Documents may include identification, civil records, educational or employment records, and other supporting documentation.

Many U.S. immigration and visa processes require an interview. The specific requirements depend on the type of application and your individual circumstances.

Processing times vary depending on the immigration category, government processing times, individual circumstances, and whether additional information or documentation is required.

Our team provides personalized guidance from the initial consultation through document preparation, application support, and interview preparation, helping you stay informed and prepared at every stage.