The dos and don’ts of becoming a U.S. lawful permanent resident

The process of becoming a U.S. lawful permanent resident is long and often complicated. Only an expert in the laws of a country such as best immigration lawyer, NY can help the immigrants get their green card. However, not all immigrants are eligible to work in the country. It is necessary for the immigrants to know the necessary dos and don'ts of getting their green card. 

 

Here is the comprehensive list of dos and don’t assembled by the best immigration attorney in New York that can help an immigrant get understanding of the green card process.

The Dos

• It is crucial that you follow the instructions present on the Bureau of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) forms. Failure to follow and provide the information can lead to significant delays in the green card process.
• Remember to attach the documents that are asked for and provide appropriate translations where required. If the documents are missing, the USCIS will not process the forms
• USCIS requires the green card applicant to get photographed. Check your local USCIS office to check if they have onsite photographer; if not check the protograph instructions provided.
• English is the non native language of the majority of immigrants. The USCIS offices have interpreters present if need arises. Green card applicant can also get their own interpreters.
• If as an immigrant you have been denied entry to the country, convicted of crime, overstayed a visa, deported or are in the country illegally, make sure you hire best immigration attorney in New York.
• Make sure that you tell your attorney in depth about the previously denied entries and any problems with USCIS. An experienced attorney would be able to find a solution for your problem.
• It is necessary that you hire an attorney, if you are accepting any public benefits, you can lose your green card. 
  
  
  

The Don’ts

Here are a few things that you shouldn’t do when you have applied for green card:

• Do not commit any crime. You will be deported.
• Do not engage in any kind of politically subversive activities
• Do not give legal advice for money. Your experience as a green card holder does not make you an expert.
• Do not smuggle any illegal immigrants in the country.
• Do not create an impression that you are not living in the country.
• Do not lie on any USCIS form.
• Do not lie to any USCIS officers.

The process of getting a green card in United States takes time and patience. Make sure you hire best immigration lawyer, NY to help you out. Contact Wildes & Weinberg. They are leading immigration attorneys with offices in five cities.