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What documents do I need for a green card application?
For a family-based green card application, you typically need: • Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) • Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status) • Valid passport and birth certificate • Marriage certificate (if spouse-sponsored) • Two passport-style photos • Proof of financial support (Form I-864) • Medical exam results (Form I-693) • Evidence of relationship to petitioner Timelines vary, but family-sponsored cases currently take 12–24 months. Would you like help finding an immigration lawyer in your area?
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Visa Types
H-1B, F-1, B-1/B-2, and more — understand your options
Green Card
Permanent residency through family, employment, or diversity lottery
Citizenship
Naturalization process, requirements, and study materials
Asylum
Seeking protection — process, timelines, and legal rights
Work Permits
EAD applications, renewals, and employment authorization
Legal Aid
Free and low-cost immigration lawyers serving our community
Immigration Attorneys
Attorney Mekonnen Tadesse
Asylum & Refugee Law
Counselor Rahel Gebremedhin
Family Immigration
Attorney Samuel Berhe
Employment Visas