How did Sister Feng obtain a U.S. green card? What immigrants need to know

Here we need to explain the visa and identity issues. The visa is for entering the United States. After entering the United States, it is a matter of identity in the United States. Many people may have expired visas, but their status may still be legal. For example, if you come to the United States for tourism, you can enter the United States as long as your visa is valid. Once you arrive in the United States, you can generally convert your legal tourist status into a student or employment status. (both of which are non-immigrant status) or permanent resident status green card (immigration status). In addition, it should be explained briefly and concisely that there are no more than three ways to apply for a green card: family immigration, professional immigration (investment immigration is one of them) and humanitarian immigration. The specific details are a long story and will not be explained in detail here. The U.S. Green Card, commonly known as the U.S. permanent resident, is the cornerstone for everyone who wants to immigrate to the United States. Sister Feng once said that for a period of time in the United States, she had no legal residence status and no green card. She was in panic all day long, fearing that she would be caught if she offended the police and then be deported by the immigration bureau. From what Sister Feng said, it can be concluded that Sister Feng must have landed in the United States with a non-immigrant short-term visit visa. After arriving in the United States, she has the status of a tourist, and the customs generally allows a six-month stay period. Once your status expires, if you want to change from illegal status to legal status in the United States, you have very few options. There are only two options at most: one is to marry an American. As an American spouse, you can apply for family immigration, and obtain A U.S. green card; the second is to apply for asylum, cry to the U.S. government that for some reason, you can no longer return to your home country, and ask the U.S. government to take you in. The former is fairly fair, but the conditions are also harsh. Applicants must enter the United States legally. If they enter the United States illegally, even if they marry an American, they currently have no chance of obtaining a green card. The latter is a bit shameless. It depends. Whether the U.S. government will grant you a green card or not depends entirely on the statements in the application documents and whether the judge has a benevolent heart. Even though Sister Feng is an Internet celebrity with rich assets, it is impossible for her to invest in immigrating to the United States if her status has expired. The prerequisite for investment immigration is that the status in the United States must be legal and cannot be a tourist, in order to convert the legal non-immigrant status (including student status and employment status) into the immigration status of a permanent resident; similarly, another way is through the employer Applying or self-sponsoring with outstanding talents, and applying for a green card through employment must also be legal in the United States. Once your status in the United States is illegal, you have very few options if you want to stay in the United States for a long time and obtain a U.S. green card. Obviously, Sister Feng is not married to an American, so the only way for her to obtain a green card is to apply for asylum. Many people from Fuzhou who smuggled themselves to the United States have successfully obtained green cards through this method. The reasons for applying were just to have a second child, or religious freedom, etc. These are just lies, fabrications, or exaggerations. The only purpose is In order to obtain a US green card. A friend in China said he wanted to immigrate to the United States and said that an agency in Los Angeles guaranteed that he could do it, but the fees would be higher. He asked me if it was feasible? I asked him how he wanted to immigrate. He talks about asylum immigrants who have a second child. Asked how many children he had, he said he didn't have any yet. He and his wife were planning to immigrate to the United States and have more children. I said, you don’t have children yet, and you can’t even talk about being persecuted. How can the Immigration Bureau believe your application? The chance of your application being approved is very small. He was speechless and did not mention immigration for the time being. What many people don’t know is that once you apply for asylum, there are legal restrictions and the person concerned cannot return to their home country. Because many people swore in their application documents that they were persecuted in their home country and their lives would be in danger if they returned to their home country. The U.S. government treats each other with sincerity and believes that what the person involved said is true. If the U.S. government discovers that the applicant continues to return to his or her home country after obtaining the green card, the customs immigration officer has the power to revoke the person's green card on the grounds of forging false documents to obtain the green card, and the person may be refused entry from now on. Although many people in Fuzhou risked their lives because they did not know this law, they were still safe. There are those who are unfortunate enough to be deported by the U.S. government, and will face a lifetime of helplessness. Sister Feng may not know that after obtaining a U.S. green card through asylum, there is a risk that her green card will be confiscated when she returns home.