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12/16/2011Adjustment of Status
A Legal Permanent Resident (“LPR”), also known as a “Green Card” holder, is the status conferred on someone who wishes to make the United States their permanent home and meets the various requirements, discussed below and throughout this website. It is a necessary first step in the process of becoming a U.S. citizen. We have processed hundreds of these types of applications for our clients. There are only four (4) ways to obtaining LPR status in the United States.