Immigration Questions & Answers

Can authorities deport me if my green card expires, and what consequences might follow? A: No, authorities cannot deport you solely because your green card has expired. Your status as a permanent resident does not end when your… Read More

How long does it take to renew a green card? A:  The green card renewal process can vary depending on USCIS workload and other factors. When you file Form I-90, you will receive a receipt notice that provides… Read More

Can I still work or travel if my green card expires? A: Green card expires, as your permanent residency status does not change. However, an expired card may create complications when proving employment eligibility to employers. Additionally, traveling… Read More

What should I do if my green card is about to expire? A: If your green card is about to expire, you should file Form I-90. This form is the Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card. It is… Read More

Are there any exceptions that allow non-citizens to vote? A:  Generally, non-citizens, including green card holders, cannot vote in U.S. elections. However, a few local jurisdictions may allow non-citizens to vote in specific municipal elections. These exceptions are… Read More

How can a green card holder gain the right to vote? A: Green card holders must become U.S. citizens to gain the right to vote. They achieve this through the naturalization process. After naturalization, they gain full voting… Read More

Can green card holders vote in non-governmental elections? A: Green card holders can vote in non-governmental elections. These include community association elections, labor union votes, or other private organization elections. These elections do not involve the government and,… Read More

Can green card holders register to vote in U.S. elections? A:  No, green card holders cannot vote or register to vote in federal, state, or local U.S. elections. Only U.S. citizens can vote in public elections and register… Read More

How long does it take to get a green card without an interview? A:  The green card processing time varies significantly based on the type of green card, the service center handling the case, and other factors like… Read More

Can an immigration attorney help with avoiding the interview? A:  Yes, an immigration attorney can help make your application complete. This increases the chances of receiving a green card interview waiver. They guide you through the process, minimize… Read More