Hello, my name is Tuyana Kupisk.
I'd like to talk about five ways to a get green card
in the fastest way possible.
I have to tell you that it depends though
on the strength of your case.
The most common way to get a green card is to play DV lottery.
There were some issues with the DV lottery for the past few years
we hope it's going to change and if the situation improves then DV
lottery winners could get a green card relatively fast.
The second way is family reunification.
If you have, for example, a US parent or a US spouse or your US child
willing to petition for you.
Then perhaps you could get a green card within a year, a year and a half or so.
I would also say that fiance visas also might be a relatively
fast way to get green cards
if you have a US fiance willing to petition for you,
you could arrive here as a fiancee and get married within 90 days
and file for green card.
Another way to get a green card is to file for EB-1A,
which is an immigration visa for super talents.
So if you achieved high level of expertise in basically any area you
could file for EB-1A and get a green card may be within a year,
a year and a half.
There is also EB-1C green card for executives or managers of higher level.
It's also possible to get a green card within a year, year and a half
when you file for EB-1C.
There's also EB5, which is an immigration visa for investors
willing to invest half a million of US dollars in their US enterprise
and create 10 jobs within several years in the US.
Perhaps you could get a green card within a year or so.
It depends on the waitlist, on how many people filed their petitions for a green card.
Another way to get a green card which is relatively fast is to seek asylum in the US.
So if you have a legitimate basis to seek asylum in the US, if there is
danger for you in your home country you could seek asylum
and if you pass the interview at USCIS or win your immigration court hearing
after one year of being an asylee status you could file for a green card.
Petitions are being processed within let's say 12-17 months or so.
Depending on the strength of the case perhaps you could get your green card
within a couple of years or a little bit longer.
If your case is strong, if you feel you need some kind of help,
please feel free to contact us.
We'll be happy to see how we can help you.
Thank you!