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H-1B to Green Card Explained: When and How to Start the Process

If you are currently on an H-1B visa and wondering when to start your green card process, this video from Gehi & Associates breaks it down clearly.

U.S. immigration law allows dual intent for H-1B visa holders. This means you can work in the United States on an H-1B visa and begin the green card process at the same time.

Step-by-step overview of the employment-based green card process:

Your employer files a PERM labor certification

An I-140 immigrant petition is submitted

When your priority date becomes current, you file your green card application

Why starting early matters

It helps you secure a priority date sooner

It may allow H-1B extensions beyond the six-year limit

Country of birth matters — applicants born in India or China often face longer wait times, making early planning critical

Smart planning and early action can make a major difference in long-term immigration success.

For more personalized advice on immigrant and non-immigrant work visas, family and work green cards, or other immigration inquiries and applications, book a FREE CONSULTATION session with our immigration attorneys today.

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