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Alex Winter

Posted 4 months ago

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How long does it usually take to get a Green Card?
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Lissie Lane

Answered 4 months ago

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It can take as little as a year for immediate relatives of U.S. citizens (spouses, parents, minor children).

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Janet Willows

Answered 4 months ago

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It can take 5–15 years for certain family categories (like siblings of U.S. citizens) due to visa backlogs.

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Jake Thomas

Answered 4 months ago

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Employment-based processing varies: some take 1–3 years, others longer depending on quota limits.

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Sofia Johns

Answered 4 months ago

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There’s no single answer. Some people get their Green Card in under a year, while others wait more than 5 years. It depends on whether it’s family-based, employment-based, or through asylum, and also your home country.

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