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Mary Lacka

Posted over 1 year ago

User

I want to know, what's the difference between green card and visa?

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John Zazycki

Answered over 1 year ago

User

So the main difference is that a visa is temporary and a green card is permanent residency.

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Annie Hazard

Answered over 1 year ago

User

A Visa often serves as an entry permit for a temporary period, typically for activities like tourism, business, or study On the other hand, a Green Card provides you with permanent resident status, allowing you to live and work in the US indefinitely

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Tahru hONLE

Answered over 1 year ago

User

Annie explained this to the Tee, I agree with all she said

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Nikolai Pavlov

Answered over 1 year ago

User

Pls what's the process for renewing a green card?

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Nikolai Pavlov

Answered over 1 year ago

User

How do I apply for U.S. citizenship?

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