Sherman Oaks Green Card Attorneys
Serving Clients in Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and All Surrounding Cities
If you are looking for an experienced immigration attorney in the greater Los Angeles area, you have come to the right place. At Zadykyan Law, our Sherman Oaks green card attorneys are well-versed in the complexities of the immigration process and can help you navigate it with ease.
Whether you are an international employee looking to work in the United States or a foreign investor interested in starting a business here, we can help you obtain the green card or other immigration benefits you need to stay in the country.
We Know The Immigrant Experience
Our team at Zadykyan Law is also familiar with the unique immigration challenges faced by members of the immigrant community. Our founder, Anaida Zadykyan, is a proud immigrant herself, and her firsthand experience has given her a unique perspective on the immigration process.
We know what it takes to make the process go smoothly, and we will do everything we can to help you secure the green card or other immigration benefits you need.
Schedule a free consultation with our Sherman Oaks green card attorneys by calling (818) 600-6322 or contacting us online. We offer our services in English, Russian, and Armenian.
What Is a Green Card?
A green card is a document that grants lawful permanent residency in the United States. It allows the recipient to work, live, and study in the country. Obtaining a green card is the first step toward becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen.
There are a number of different types of green cards. The most common types are the EB-1 and EB-2 visas. The EB-1 visa is reserved for individuals with extraordinary abilities or achievements, while the EB-2 visa is available to those with a bachelor's degree or a foreign equivalent.
Benefits of Obtaining a Green Card
Obtaining a Green Card can provide numerous benefits for individuals seeking to live and work in the United States. Here are some advantages of having a Green Card:
- Legal Permanent Residence: With a Green Card, you have the right to live and work permanently in the United States. You are no longer subject to time restrictions or visa limitations.
- Work Opportunities: Green Card holders can work for any employer in the United States without needing a specific work visa. This opens up a wide range of job opportunities and career advancement possibilities.
- Education Benefits: Green Card holders have access to public education at all levels, including primary, secondary, and higher education institutions. They can also qualify for in-state tuition rates at colleges and universities.
- Healthcare Benefits: Green Card holders are eligible for certain healthcare benefits, including Medicare and Medicaid, under certain conditions. They can also purchase health insurance through the marketplace.
- Protection under U.S. Laws: Green Card holders have legal rights and protections under U.S. laws. They can seek legal recourse and are entitled to due process in the U.S. legal system.
- Path to Citizenship: Green Card holders may be eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship after meeting certain requirements, such as maintaining continuous residence and good moral character.
At Zadykyan Law, our experienced Green Card attorneys can guide you through the application process and help you understand the rights and benefits associated with obtaining a Green Card.
Want to know more? Contact us at (818) 600-6322. We serve our clients in English, Russian, and Armenian.
Why Hire Zadykyan Law?
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Individualized Approach
We take the time to listen, answer your questions and create a tailored strategy to accomplish your goals.
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Compassionate Representation
We care about our clients and go the extra mile to ensure every detail is taken care of throughout the process.
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Affordable & Accessible
We offer free consultations through phone, video, WhatsApp & Zoom for your convenience and safety.
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Flexible
We offer same-day, after-hour, and weekend appointments to meet your busy schedule.
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Trilingual
We serve our clients in English, Russian, and Armenian.