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If you have a Green Card there is nothing to protect(You're a permanent resident of the U.S.). If you are laid off then just find another job. There are no rest
by Grazester 4y ago
If you have a Green Card there is nothing to protect(You're a permanent resident of the U.S.). If you are laid off then just find another job. There are no restrictions on a Green card except that you should spend most of your time(at least 6 months) in the U.S. a year.
- andymcsherry 4y agoIf you read the article, you can tell they are talking about people who have applied, but not yet received their green card. Citizens of some countries have a decade or longer wait to get processed.
- Sophie_Alcorn 4y agoYes, your interpretation of my article is correct!
- lostmsu 4y agoDon't they receive EAD cards, which are almost green card and work until your green card case is decided?
- Sophie_Alcorn 4y agoThat is generally true, except perhaps in the first couple years of having your green card if you got it through employment. It could come up in a citizenship application if you didn't work at the sponsoring company long enough.