Does having a work permit mean that you are closer to becoming a US permanent resident?
Answer:
No, it has nothing to do with permanent residency. It simply means you have the right to work during the period mentioned on the card.
No.
No,it means you can work here for a set amount of time.
No
depends
if you are rich and pay taxes yes
but most of the times no
I would say this is a step progressing toward achieving citizenship status.
no
No stupid
yes, i have a sibling worked in the US as a nurse under skilled worker/independent visa. after completing less than 3 yrs consecutive employment, she applied for landed or resident visa.after 5 yrs. living in the US she applied for citizenship. now enjoying her life as a US citizen legally and not a burden to the government.She even petitioned my sister and father under the FAMILY CLASS.My father is already 55 yo, but still working hard in a restaurant, keeping the mess around, just to pay tax, not to become a welfare and not to be put-down by ignorant americans. although my sisters can afford to give him a nice life in your country even without working anymore.
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