The United States of America is not just a land of opportunities—it is a land of possibilities. For individuals who wish to build a long-term future in the U.S., securing Permanent Residency (PR)—commonly known as the Green Card—is the ultimate goal. A Green Card allows you to live and work anywhere in the U.S. permanently, enjoy nearly all rights of a U.S. citizen, and pave the way to citizenship.
At Oriens Immigration, we provide professional consultation and complete support for your U.S. Permanent Residency process. Whether you are applying through family sponsorship, employment, or special immigration programs, our expert team ensures every step is smooth, legal, and stress-free.
What is a Green Card?
A Green Card is an official document issued by the U.S. government that grants permanent resident status to a foreign national. As a Green Card holder, you can live and work in the U.S. indefinitely. After a specific period (usually 5 years), you may also be eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship.
There are several ways to obtain a Green Card, each with its own set of requirements, timelines, and benefits. Whether you’re a skilled professional, a family member of a U.S. citizen, or an investor, Oriens Immigration will guide you through the most suitable path for you.
A U.S. Green Card allows you to live and work permanently in the United States, with a pathway to citizenship. Whether through employment, family, or investment – Oriens Immigration guides you at every step.
1. End-to-end assistance in employment-based (EB) Green Cards, family-sponsored PR, and lottery programs.
2. Full support in PERM labor certification, I-140 filing, and adjustment of status.
3. Case evaluation and documentation for spouse and children under PR applications.
4. Guidance on post-Green Card responsibilities, renewals, and naturalization.
As a Green Card holder, you have the legal right to live in any state, work for any employer, and change jobs freely. You’re not tied to a single employer or visa status like temporary work visas.
Green Card holders are eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship after 5 years (3 years if married to a U.S. citizen). Naturalization opens the door to a U.S. passport, voting rights, and full legal protections.
Once you become a permanent resident, you can sponsor your spouse and unmarried children to come and live in the U.S. with you under family-based immigration categories.
Green Card holders are entitled to a range of social benefits such as healthcare (after certain conditions), education, and social security. They also receive most of the legal protections that citizens enjoy under U.S. law.
You can travel abroad and return to the U.S. without applying for a new visa, as long as you follow the travel rules and don’t stay outside the country for extended periods without reentry documentation.
You must fall under one of the eligible Green Card categories such as family, employment, refugee/asylee, investor, or lottery winner. A sponsor (individual or employer) is typically required.
You must have a clean immigration record with no major violations or overstay issues. Serious criminal offenses may lead to ineligibility, but some cases can be waived under legal provisions.
All Green Card applicants must undergo a medical exam conducted by a certified U.S. physician and receive required vaccinations as per CDC guidelines.
In family-based categories, your sponsor may need to file Form I-864, showing they have sufficient income or assets to support you so you won’t become a public charge.
1. Valid Passport – A passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended entry into the U.S.
2. Petition Approval (Form I-130/I-140/I-526, etc.) – Proof that your petition for a Green Card has been approved by USCIS.
3. Birth Certificate & Identity Documents – Certified copies of your birth certificate, national ID, and marriage certificate (if applicable).
4. Medical Examination Report – Form I-693 completed by a U.S. Civil Surgeon.
5. Police Clearance Certificates – From all countries where you’ve lived for more than 6 months since age 16.
6. Affidavit of Support (if family-based) – Financial support documents from the U.S. sponsor.
7. Employment Offer Letter (if employment-based) – A valid and permanent job offer with proof of recruitment and job duties.
8. Photographs as per USCIS Specifications – Recent passport-sized photos for immigration use.
1. Step-by-Step Green Card Strategy – Whether you’re applying through family, employment, or the DV lottery, we provide a customized immigration plan that aligns with your long-term goals. We guide you through petition filing, documentation, USCIS requirements, and interview prep.
2. Experienced U.S. Immigration Experts – Our team stays updated with evolving U.S. immigration policies and has handled hundreds of successful Green Card applications. You’ll receive expert legal insights that improve your approval chances.
3. Document Accuracy and Compliance – Green Card applications are document-intensive. We ensure that every form, supporting letter, and official record meets USCIS formatting and compliance standards to prevent rejection or delays.
4. High Success Rate – Our structured approach and rigorous internal review systems lead to a consistently high approval rate across all PR categories. Your case will be handled with dedication, confidentiality, and professionalism.
5. Transparent Fees and Clear Communication – At Oriens Immigration, you’ll know exactly what services you’re getting and what each stage costs. No hidden fees, no confusion—just clear communication and reliable support.
Oriens is your one-stop solution for resolving all immigration-related queries and getting assistance with the procedure. Our consultants work towards ensuring that your journey of settling abroad does not involve any sort of hustle-bustle. Providing a host of solutions, we aim to take responsibility for all errands and requirements of your visa application process.
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