| If you want to apply for a green card (permanent residence) based on the fact that you have
a permanent employment opportunity in the United States,
or if you are an employer that wants to sponsor someone for a green card based on
permanent employment in the United States, you must go through the following processes.
Unless you are eligible to petition for yourself most employment petitions require a job offer
and require that the employer petition for the worker. Most employers petition for an
employee use Petition for Alien Worker. For more information on how to petition for an
employee, Contact:
San Diego Immigration Attorney Phillip Kim
(619) 752-5379
http://pkimmigration.com/
Application Process
If You Are Living Outside the United States
You can become a permanent resident through consular processing when living outside the
United States. Consular processing is when works with the Department of State to issue a
visa on an approved petition when a visa is available. For more information on consular
processing, Contact:
(619) 752-5379
If You Are Living in the United States
You can become a permanent resident through adjustment of status when living inside the
United States. Once the Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, is approved and a visa
number is available you can apply , Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust
Status, to become a permanent resident. For more information, Contact:
San Diego Immigration Attorney Phillip Kim
(619) 752-5379
http://pkimmigration.com/
Supporting Evidence For Form I-485
You should submit the following evidence with your Form I-485:
◆ Evidence of inspection, admission or parole into the United States.
◆ If you have already been approved for an immigrant petition, submit a copy of the
approval notice sent to you
◆ Job offer letter from your employer
◆ Two color photos taken within 30 days,
◆Biographic Data Sheet (for applicants between the ages of 14 and 79),
◆ Medical Examination (not required if you are applying based on continuous residence
since before 1972, or if you have had a medical exam based on a fiancé visa),
◆ Affidavit of Support (completed by the sponsor)
◆ This requirement will not apply to you if you are adjusting based on employment petition
unless you or a relative own a percentage of the employer company
◆ Any other evidence establishing eligibility
For More Information, Please Contact:
San Diego Immigration Attorney Phillip Kim
(619) 752-5379
http://pkimmigration.com/
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