Top 16 Things To Know AFTER Getting Your Green Card!

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What are the top 16 things you need to know after getting your green card? In this video I explain what you can do, what you can't do, and what you MUST do after you become a legal permanent resident in the United States. Some of the things I cover include your ability to travel, your tax responsibilities, updating USCIS, petitioning for your relatives to come into the country, and a lot more! Watch to find out all 16!
0:00 Top 16 Things To Know
1:06 What You CAN Do As A Green Card Holder
3:38 What You CAN'T Do As A Green Card Holder
4:21 What You MUST Do As A Green Card Holder
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[@ImmigrationAttorney]

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[@ferdinandfrancis9673]

There are some that was issued in 1985 that has no expiration date.

[@romaymoo4345]

Thank for show up and know help

[@johanmassy5290]

​@@ferdinandfrancis9673Held one of those but was forced to replace it because the photo was of me as a child.

[@miladazizi2020]

I got my green card tonight after 14 months happy 🎉

[@isugarcube6719]

also it is a good idea to go to SSA office to replace the SSN. the employment condition statement on the SSN cards should be removed

[@soleil3gs]

I got my green card a week and a half ago, I plan on taking my wife somewhere in Europe 😊

[@JoseMedina-ob4mf]

be back before 180 days .

[@JoseGonzales-ul9sv]

Who cares

[@fashionstyle3288]

​@@JoseMedina-ob4mf180 days how please explain?

[@fashionstyle3288]

How many days long get green card after enter USA please reply?

[@GIRONSTYLE]

@@JoseGonzales-ul9svyou do since you cared to comment 😂

[@monty2k1]

Thanks for the information. I got my green card recently.

[@mohasekoudaky3968]

Traveling to see my beloved mother whom I did not saw in 20 years and go to school 🏫 to finish my doctorate degree

[@JoseMedina-ob4mf]

I did not " SEE " in 20 primaveras..not SAW did you cut your mom in half?

[@JoseMedina-ob4mf]

good luck with your doctorate..

[@JoseMedina-ob4mf]

🪚..este bato! 😅

[@AnnaYAH5315]

The shade in this comment thread is out of control 😂😂

[@zealousprogrammer4539]

@@JoseMedina-ob4mf have not seen actually!

[@casmitastephenson8819]

I get my GC a month ago and after 20 years can't wait to see my mother..

[@DrRachie]

Thanks for a thorough and concise summary. Excellent.

[@clivemorgan7632]

Thank for the information!!!

[@gharya1954]

Excellent information Moumita. Thank you so much.

[@quilino59]

I live here since I was 17 years never went back to my country and still holding to green card, after 48 years here and now retire on ss and job pensions never carry my green card with me, I have my driver license which served me for my professional duty as a tractor trailer driver for 39 years.

[@jamikemichelohia2615]

Why didn't you naturalize

[@chorizojoe8282]

I got my green card!!! I’m gonna update my LinkedIn and apply for in-state tuition 😂

[@ManuelitoSolis-eq6zo]

Very informative, thanks!

[@makiessekukusa5270]

Thank you ❤for information

[@_15m_subscriber]

Thanks for important information, your videos helped so much, and I got my Green Card 🙏🙏

[@makiessekukusa5270]

❤ thank you for the information

[@RenatoDeVuono]

Great videos!

[@doreensimpson2618]

Great video thanks for inf

[@DeviSingh-xl7ox]

Thank you

[@ebenezerbonsieaidoo347]

Watching your videos and listening to your advice really helped me with my Marriage Green Card interview. It was a massive success for me. My Green Card was approved on the spot, after a short and friendly interview. Thank you so much !

[@xxelijahdroplzzz4610]

question they asked?

[@Its_Amy97]

How was your experience? I have my CR1 interview scheduled in a few weeks.

[@Simonerichards-bh3pl]

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[@deshannsears5392]

Good information

[@ImmigrationAttorney]

Thank you. Hope it helps!

[@elvism6283]

Very good info , thanks! 😊

[@ImmigrationAttorney]

Glad it was helpful!

[@giacomofibonacci1022]

Thank you for your information. I am 68 years old. I came to USA 4 years ago through my son (a USA citizen). Since then I have been on my own because my son did not comply with the sponsorship. I have worked temporarily and filing the taxes. My question is : can I get any other help from the government since at my age is really difficult to keep working ???

[@Wttttttttttttttttt]

Getting it tmr

[@kiranp2023]

My case is approved and asked to do biometrics which I already done a year ago in the uscis local office!! What should be done in this case?

[@Afridi-Ahad]

Very useful info moumita thanks. How long i can stay out side of the united states as a green card holder.. kindly

[@taranaferdous2858]

Hi! Great video, well informed nicely presented. I recently received my green card as part of NIW EB2 program. I was a PhD student with F1 visa. I would like to know as a PhD student what restrictions do I have as a GC holder? As a PhD student I was not allowed to work more than 20 hours, can I work more than that? Does it depend on school? Or is there any legal barrier that I have to work 20 hrs still? Thanks.

[@RenatoDeVuono]

Hello! If you are a GC holder you have no restrictions to work. The restrictions ar based on ir VISA TYPE, not in your education program. So a F1 have work restrictions, a GC holder doesn’t. 😊

[@marie-philippebergeron6988]

The 180 days outside of the US. Is this in one trip or its days over the last 365 days! My husband and I are in the process of getting the green card, we are at the final step!! He’s a pilot and his employment will potentially require him to leave the US in and out for operating flights. Are those days as in duty count as day outside of US ? Thank you!

[@sartoutwiretham6211]

Thanks for the great information always

[@ImmigrationAttorney]

My pleasure!

[@LAWrence-sv1lw]

Please do you attend to asylum cases

[@nexdemise4182]

There's one thing wrong here that I noticed: You can naturalize after 3 years if you got your green card via VAWA (spouse/child of USC, or spouse/child of LPR who was since naturalized) or if you are married to a US Citizen and: 1. It's been at least 3 years since the date of your marriage. 2. It's been at least 3 years since your spouse became a US Citizen. 3. You've been an LPR for at least 3 years (as per resident since date since asylees get backdated a year from I-485 approval, refugees get backdated to date of entry into US). How you originally got the green card doesn't matter otherwise. You could for example be an F-4 derivative child (F43/F48) marry a US citizen a month after your entry/adjustment and be able to naturalize 3 years after your marriage date since that's the last one. Otherwise yeah 5 years.

[@keniaflores8881]

Question about the 180 days. Is that consecutively, or keep your travels under 180 days within the 10 years of your card? Thanks.

[@backwithbryan]

Thank you for these insight info. My wife just got approved on our case for the AOS and getting our green card soon. My question is that once she gets a green card, can she apply to work asap for a job ? And if we do decide to live in another state? Such as California I’m assuming we have to update the uscis and do a change of address ..correct ??

[@thierryhortance6954]

In case of losing the card, what should I do ?

[@dejeneguyasa7684]

☑️We are waiting for the decision of the Court of Appeal on Lottery 2021, will the decision be prolonged?

[@GaryNorman-if9ph]

If I have a green card and I start to claim my social security pension at 62 and this is my only income do I need to actually file taxes? As it’s not earned income and I think I can actually earn under 13K before requiring to file taxes?

[@darlenemaxwell298]

Hi, thank you for all your information. My husband and I are both Canadian citizens we relocated to the US to work and both have a green card but we separated about 11 years ago have to be together by 25 yearsI went back to Canada. . We recently decided we want to get back together my green card is not expired but how do I go about getting myself legally back into the United States back with my husband in Texas as still living there?

[@realabrahamnoah]

How long does the green card?

[@user-dh7kn4cu3e]

Good evening I have married a us citizen and she fills for me for the past two years on approved what am I supposed to do

[@landfakeer]

I need more advice.plz.

[@wumilukasz]

How does an i130 upgrade for my spouse who lives in my home country in Africa. I filed as LPR a year ago. will upgrading speed it up.

[@ClaudeM7]

Absolutely

[@johanmassy5290]

Are there any exceptions that may allow a Permanent Resident to avoid deportation for an arrest of Aggravated Assault? For example, if the individual had a documented mental condition or breakdown at the time he committedbthe crime & had never been arrested before & lived in the USA (with permanent resident status 30 years) as a productive member of society who even worked in law enforcement? Also if 1 of 2 foreign born biological parents (Mother) was Naturalized in 1992 & the aforememtiomed was a 12 year child would he have automatically became a U.S. Citizen or would the second parent (father) who became a Naturalized citizen when their son was over 18 still be considered a Permanent Resident?

[@user-oo9zr4to5u]

Can you have a green card and a Canadian pr

[@rosesylvain6815]

I never received my babies permanent residence 😢😢😢 the told me I have reapplying for them

[@kbsport3954]

Hi there I’m a wife of US citizen and I’ve 2 years conditional green card. Can I apply a tourist visa for my parents to visit us. Thank you 😊

[@believe3701]

Hi I got my green card for 10 year and now m planning to attend my frd wedding in India on December ,, do I need travel document ?

[@holyspiritspears3762]

If wife gets green card on marrying a man who is green card holder but not a citizen, then can she apply for citizenship and after how much time ????

[@rohitkudu78]

Good evening madam i am waiting your all video and i am following you . All video are so help full .i got my advance perol on marriage based but i have aslyam status all so i am allredy put for withdrawal but this is panding so can i travel out of usa ple help me

[@erwinpadigos9927]

Can you sponsor children who are over 21 but unmarried under a green card holder?

[@abdurstg]

Dear Madam, AssalamuAlaikum This is Abdu Rahman, Now I am working in Hong Kong n Citizen of Hong Kong and InShaAllah next month I will get immigrant Visa (F4). But I would like to continue work in Hong Kong and at the same time would like to keep USA residency as well. So kindly please let me know your advice whether I could do it or not? Sincerely yours Rahman Abdur From Hong Kong

[@JoseGonzales-ul9sv]

You don't have to renew your green card unless you need to travel lets get that straight

[@YouHubBd]

🇧🇩Moumita Apu amr welcome letter asche but ami payment korte parchi na🇧🇩

[@Darkeb2]

I got my GC by Meritocracy .. is there any benefit compared with one got by marriage?🤔🤔

[@davidshipman2623]

I have been told a certain rule has changed. It’s my understanding a green card holder has to keep residency in the USA for at least 6 months and 1 day. Every year for 5 years Or loose it. Someone told me it changed.

[@harrysingh7067]

Hi mam i have question im usa citizen . My dad lives in usa more then one year then he leave to his country how i can bring him back to usa as green card holder?

[@ImmigrationAttorney]

Please give us a call at 212-248-7907 to see if we can help you.

[@JoseMedina-ob4mf]

If he lived in the US illegally then there are issues..he might need to be in his country for 10 years before he is allowed to apply for the green card...

[@jasonhorrocks1336]

What if we send our green card daughter home to study her college back in the Philippines? Will she lose her green card

[@JoseMedina-ob4mf]

yeap..but does it matter? the United States it's not the Country of the World...

[@user-vc3xu6rh4l]

Pls, can I use a condition Green card to join the US Army?

[@johanmassy5290]

Yes

[@chinyerechukwuosuagu4265]

Goodmorning, can i travel outside US with the notice from immigration for my greencard extension (48months extension)

[@zedon8769]

Yes you can travel

[@sassystulla]

Yes you can and you should! It’s the only way they will admit you back into the country if you’re green card is expired

[@Eltorre1234]

Hi. I hope you can read my commment. Me and my husband got separated (not legally we are technically married in papers only part ways for 10 yrs) after for so many we want to get back together - he is in US Im in other country and he wants to petition me ir1 visa. We have a disabled son (he acquired his us citizenship last year)- is it possible to file ir1 visa but we dont have pictures to show for the past 10yrs and i have filed a case against him (child support 2 yrs ago here in 🇵🇭) will this be a complicated case please help.. btw he filed my visa before but it expired last 2016

[@oumaymabella580]

How about kids older than 21 still I can apply for them with green card

[@drsamghana]

Yes. 21 years older if they are unmarried

[@darlenewallace1950]

I just got my green card a month ago can I file for my out of status 18 year old child.

[@presqueen4997]

I was deported in 2016 for overstaying my visa. My daughter sponsor for me, at the interview I was told that I have to get a waiver. I applied for the waiver about ten months ago. Can you tell me the approximate waiting time and what comes after.

[@bobbyharris6099]

I would open my business

[@bobbyharris6099]

Your welcome 🗝️

[@djendinafitchinejeanpierre8115]

After I got my 2 years green card I should fill my tax with my husband right ?

[@sassystulla]

Yea it’s highly recommended! Remember, after receiving the 2 year conditional greencard, you will still have to produce evidence that you are still in a bone fide marriage when applying to remove the conditions on form I-751. With that said, you still need to accumulate evidence that all is well in your marriage -basically the updated versions of the same evidence you submitted for the first green card and ofcourse, anything else that comes up between those two events.

[@djendinafitchinejeanpierre8115]

@@sassystulla ok thank you

[@jenjensawyer3191]

6:30

[@westlawpc]

It is not correct that the 3 year versus 5 year waiting period before filing for naturalization depends on how you obtained your green card. One could obtain a green card via employment, and if that person is married to a U.S. citizen, he/she would only need to wait 3 years until naturalization.

[@princessbee9020]

I want to travel so bad I have grandchildren born in my country that I don’t meet as yet and I want my green card so bad to go meet them sad indeed 🙏

[@JoseMedina-ob4mf]

stay green people.. that's all l can say ..

[@JoseGonzales-ul9sv]

Don't be a mula

[@MadivadaRavi]

love you moumita rahman i know you are girl but my love wishes

[@tindrums]

Indians crying in a corner with a lifetime wait for GC

[@bobbyben6134]

What’s wrong with your Indian citizenship ??

[@tindrums]

@@bobbyben6134 nothing is wrong. USA is more prosperous. And job market is less competitive.

[@jeanpalacios7126]

Moumita Rahman FIRST OF ALL THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR VIDEOS FULL OF INFORMATION TODAY MY HUSBAND'S I-485 WAS APPROVED AFTER ALMOST 2 YEARS FILED ON MAY 23 OF 2022 AND REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AFTER DOCTOR DIDN'T FILE THE RIGHT FORM AND HAD TO TAKE AN EXAM FROM ANOTHER DOCTOR I ALWAYS REFER TO YOUR VIDEOS FOR SOME PEACE OF MIND AND YOU ALWAYS DELIVERED AND TO EVERY PERSON WAITING FOR RESPONSE BE PATIENT AND PRAY AND DON'T STRESS JUST LEAVE THINGS IN GOD'S HANDS BUT ALWAYS ANSWER ANY REQUESTS FROM IMMIGRATION OFFICES PROMPTLY BEST OF LUCK TO ALL XOXO THANK YOU AGAIN Miss Moumita Rahman