The citizenship process is also known as naturalization; it allows people born outside the United States to become US citizens if they meet specific requirements.

WAWA can grant permanent residence in the United States to people who have suffered physical or psychological violence caused by their US citizen or legal permanent resident family members.

The U Visa is reserved for victims of certain crimes who suffered physical or mental abuse and assisted authorities in investigating or prosecuting criminal activity.

The work permit card grants authorization to work to certain foreign nationals in the United States.

Asylum protects persons who have suffered persecution or fear persecution because of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.

TPS is a temporary immigration status that can be recognized to citizens of certain countries.

A waiver is a legal remedy that pardons certain immigration violations.

Family petitions allow US citizens and lawful permanent residents to request authorization for some family members to immigrate permanently to the United States.

The Cuban Adjustment Act allows Cuban citizens who meet specific requirements to become legal permanent residents..

A permanent resident can legally live and work in the United States. The ways to access the Green Card vary depending on the immigration status of each foreign citizen.

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Stay of removal is a legal remedy that prevents the deportation of a foreign national in removal proceedings from the United States.

The non-immigrant visa includes those issued for business or pleasure, study or exchange of study or cultural programs, and transit.

Immigrant visas are issued to foreign citizens who intend to live permanently in the United States.