Green Card Revoked? How to Verify!
How do you know if the U.S. government has revoked your green card?
If you are concerned that the U.S. government may have revoked your green card or residency, it is important to take action to clarify the situation. Here are some steps you can take.
Consult with an attorney
The first thing you should do is speak with an immigration attorney. A professional will be able to evaluate your case and determine if there is cause for concern. Legal advice is crucial to understanding your rights and the actions you can take. Contact us here:
- Pre-Qualification Session: If you are interested in our services and want to take the next step.
- Legal Consultations: If you just have legal questions and need answers from an attorney. We have limited spaces available.
Verify Official Notification
If you have not received an official letter from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) revoking your resident status, it is possible that your green card is still active. However, it is best to confirm this through the proper channels.
File a FOIA request
To get more information about your status, you can file a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. This request will allow you to access specific documents in your immigration file. It is an important step in gaining clarity about your status.
Be sure to follow these steps to verify your status and get peace of mind.
What to Do If You Find Yourself in This Situation?
Don’t wait indefinitely. Visa delays are common, but don’t let that stop you. Select one of the options below:
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