Q: If you are the primary applicant you must submit the following documentation and evidence to apply for a Green Card:
If you are the primary applicant you must submit the following documentation and evidence to apply for a Green Card:
Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status;
Note: Refugees do not have to pay the Form I-485 filing fee or the biometric services fee;
Proof of your admission as a refugee (such as a copy of Form I-94, Arrival/Departure Record showing the date you were admitted as a refugee);
Evidence of one year of physical presence in the US;
Two passport size photos;
Copy of a government-issued photo ID;
Copy of your birth certificate (if you have it);
Copy of the passport page with the nonimmigrant visa (if applicable);
Copy of the passport page with the admission or parole stamp (issued by a US government immigration officer) (if applicable);
Copy of your Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Record or copy of the admission stamp or entry permit that Customs and Border Protection
A: You appear to have copied and pasted or simply copied instructions from an immigration form. There is no clear question here that we attorneys can answer meaningfully. Consult directly with a reputable immigration attorney.
A: I cannot answer this question because it seems to be a copy and paste. Sorry.
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