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IR6 Green Card Category: What It Means and How It Differs From IR1, CR1 and CR6
If your green card says IR6 under “Category,” it means you became a permanent resident as the spouse of a U.S. citizen, you adjusted status
I-130 Processing Time: How Long Does an I-130 Take to Get Approved?
Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, is the first step when a U.S. citizen or green card holder sponsors a family member for a green
How to Self-Sponsor for a U.S. Green Card
Many people believe a job offer or family sponsorship is required to obtain a U.S. green card. However, under certain circumstances, it’s possible to sponsor
E26 and E22 Green Card Categories: What They Mean and How They Differ
If you have an EB-2 green card, or are waiting on one, you may see a code like E22 or E26 printed under “Category” on
10 Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Green Card
Applying for a green card is a significant step toward achieving permanent residency in the United States. However, the process can be complex, and even
Permanent Resident vs U.S. Citizen: What’s the Difference?
No, permanent residency is not the same as citizenship. A U.S. permanent resident (green card holder) can live and work in the United States indefinitely,
Green Card Category Codes: Complete List and What Your Code Means
Every green card has a short code printed under “Category”, such as IR6, CR1, F21, E26 or AS6. That code tells you, and any government
Divorce and Immigration: How a Divorce Affects Your Green Card
A divorce does not automatically take away a green card you already have. But if your green card case is still in progress, or you
Can Your Green Card Be Revoked by US Immigration?
Despite popular belief, it’s possible for a person’s green card to be revoked. While revocation is rare, it can happen if you fail to meet
Can a Green Card Holder Be Deported? List of Deportable Offenses
Yes, a green card holder can be deported. Permanent residence is permanent only as long as you do not violate the conditions in U.S. immigration
