How to Get a Green Card: Legal Ways to Stay in the U.S.A

Recent changes to immigration law have made it harder than ever to get a green card. Even worse, a single mistake in the process can ruin one's chances for good.

Consequently, it is essential that people who want to live and work in the United States -- and businesses that wish to hire them -- understand all the requirements before filling out the application.

Fortunately, there's help. Thoroughly revised to reflect the latest laws, How to Get a Green Card clearly explains the quickest, easiest way to get a green card through:

*parents, siblings and adult children
*spouses and fiancées
*employers
*green card lotteries
*political asylum or refugee status
*and much more

How to Get a Green Card also provides a list of more than 400 immigration groups that help with paperwork and offer counseling and legal referrals.

Written by former INS attorney Loida Nicolas Lewis and immigration specialist Len T. Madlansacay, the book is filled with advice on how to work with the INS, prepare and present all the right documents, and avoid being taken by surprise.

The book includes the latest forms, with completed samples and step-by-step instructions.