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Re: Getting US Green Card for a Canadian landed Immigrant Posted on: Fri, 22 Jun 2007 02:50:17 +0000


> I am a H1B Visa holder and working in US for last 2 years. Reached the
> final stage of AOS (EB2 category).I am a Canadian Landed immigrant
> also. One of my questionaires towards filing AOS has this question,
> Are you Canadian Landed Immigrant..
> My concern is, does being Canadian landed immigrant cause issues in
> obtaining US Green Card?
> Thanks

It will probably *not* cause issues in getting a US GC... but it *will*
cause issues if you try to retain your Canadian landed immigrant status.
You can *not* be both a Canadian landed immigrant and a US permanent
resident at the same time. This is because you can not live in both
countries at the same time *and* at the same time, live in one country
or the other for the majority of the time.

Ian

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