There are Many Benefits To Becoming Green Card Holder in the U.S. and then to Become a U.S. Citizen.

The "Green Card" is the permanent resident card that is issued to a foreign national who has immigrated permanently to the United States. As many foreign nationals think, immigrating to America and getting a Green Card to remain permanently in the country is not an easy task. The United States welcomes foreign nationals but at the same time it focuses on lawful immigration. And so, it issues Green Cards to foreign nationals as a proof of their legal immigration status in the United States.

Various rights are granted to the people who become permanent residents of the United States. Many rights that are similar to those granted to US citizens are granted to the Green Card holders. Foreign nationals who are liable to such rights will be protected by all the American laws. As far as they do no not commit crimes that might result in deportation, they may reside in any American state. Moreover, they will be given the right to work for any US employer, except the employers who hire only US citizens.

US citizens are allowed to sponsor their family members. Though the Green Card holders may not sponsor all the categories of relatives, they may sponsor their immediate relatives such as their spouse and unmarried children, for permanent resident status in the United States. The US immigration law allows the permanent residents to sponsor their relatives in order to promote family unity.

Moreover, you may apply for and receive financial aids from the government for educational purposes. And you may also pay less in-state tuition fees which is four times lesser than what the foreign nationals pay. You will also be eligible to receive social security benefits. Though you are not a US citizen and only a permanent resident, you may own property in the United States and you may also start and run a business in the country.

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