Why get a green card
Obtaining a green card enables the holder of the card to enjoy carious benefits. However it is important to understand that a green card also imposes certain restrictions, limitations and obligations on the holder in order to retain the green card. There are numerous advantages to owning a green card and as such great volumes of people apply for a green card each year making it a very competitively sought form of permanent residency visa. As such it is advised that you seek the guidance of a professional consultancy firm in order to gage a clear understanding of the benefits, and any other obligations that will be imposed on you should you receive a green card.
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Benefits of obtaining a green card
A green card represents an individual’s immigration status within the US and is a form of proof that the holder of the green card has the right to reside and work within the US. Carrying your green card is paramount if you are over the age of 18 as it proves to the relevant authorities that you are a lawful permanent resident should you be questioned.
There are a number of advantages to owning a green card, some of these benefits include but are not limited to:
You are permitted to permanently reside in the US with your family
- You and your family have the right to take up employment in the US
- You and your family have the right to move, reside and work freely in any of the 50USstates
- As a green card holder you will be entitled to equal employment opportunities and not be subjected to discrimination on any grounds.
- After 5 years of holding your green card you will be permitted to vote
- All green card holders have the right to obtain state benefits alike all US citizens, such as social security, retirement and health benefits.
- Green card holders have the right to own their own US property
- A green card is valid for a life time irrespective of whether you then seek citizenship in the US or not.
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