Permanent Residency Attorney

The permanent resident card, also known as the Green Card, allows a person to live and work in the United States permanently. This is perhaps the most commonly known term for those seeking to reside in the country, as several conditions can make you eligible. You can gain a Green Card through family, employment, as a special immigrant, through refugee or asylee status, for human tracking and crime victims, for victims of abuse, through registry, and other categories.