Essential Documents Proving Permanent Residence Status

Discover key documents to verify your permanent residence status in the U.S. Learn more about Green Cards and other proofs.

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Evidence of your permanent residence status can include documents like a Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), a valid work permit, a Social Security card, and proof of residence such as utility bills or a lease agreement. These documents collectively demonstrate that you have the legal right to reside permanently in the country.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What documents can I use to prove my permanent residence? You can use a Green Card, valid work permit, Social Security card, or utility bills as proof of your permanent residence.
  2. How can I obtain a Green Card? To obtain a Green Card, you must meet certain eligibility criteria and submit the required application forms to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
  3. What other forms of evidence can support my permanent residence application? In addition to a Green Card, documents like lease agreements and bank statements can support your claim of permanent residence.

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