One clear place to begin.
GreenPath organizes the green-card journey into visible, human-sized steps, in your language, at your pace.
Watch a case become a card.
A sponsor or employer opens the case.
Fingerprints and photo confirm identity.
You rehearsed. You were ready.
Permanent residence, made visible.
Your next step should not be a mystery.
GreenPath helps you understand possible pathways, organize documents, track deadlines, and prepare questions in your preferred language.
Built to guide. Designed to know when to hand off.
Complex situations are redirected to authorized legal help.
A visible path forward
Tell us your situation
Plain-language questions
See a possible pathway
Official sources linked
Follow your checklist
Progress saved locally
Know when to ask for help
Authorized support referrals
Not just a chatbot.
Grounded & cited
Every answer links to official USCIS and State Department sources : not guesses.
Speaks your language
Translate, scan, and hear each step read aloud in your own language.
Deadline-aware
Scan a real USCIS notice : it auto-fills every date on your timeline.
Knows its limits
Never gives legal advice : complex cases route to authorized legal help.
Loose papers become one case.
Forms, notices, and receipts pile up.
Every document lands in a single stack.
Names, dates, and deadlines line up.
A single case record, ready to act on.
A few questions reveal a possible pathway.
One calm question at a time. No legal terminology required.
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Explains unfamiliar terms simply.
Many pieces. One path.
Eligibility, forms, fees, and dates.
Each answer narrows the picture.
Your situation becomes one clear model.
A path you can actually follow.
A roadmap makes a long process feel manageable.
Your personalized roadmap
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Six stages become one path.
Eligibility, gather, file, and more.
Each checkpoint marks real progress.
Finished steps light up behind you.
A long process made to feel manageable.
See important dates before they become urgent.
Based on dates you enter and dated official public sources.
General info, not legal advice. This text is sent to GreenPath's server and OpenAI. Document scanning stays in your browser.
Scattered dates become one timeline.
Deadlines hide inside official letters.
GreenPath reads the dates right off the page.
Filing, biometrics, and reply windows align.
Nothing important slips past you again.
Support works in the language and format the user needs.
Translate text, scan a page, or hear instructions read aloud.
Many languages, one meaning.
Official English, dense and intimidating.
Dozens of languages, one tap away.
Hear each step in words you understand.
The same clear message, in your voice.
AI review catches possible issues before submission.
Prototype demo uses synthetic entries only. Verify every form before filing.
General info, not legal advice. This text is sent to GreenPath's server and OpenAI.
Use synthetic or sample text only. Do not paste real personal documents into this demo.
Enter your form details on the left and select Review with AI. GreenPath will flag fields that commonly trigger a Request for Evidence (RFE) so you can fix them before filing.
A rough draft becomes a clean filing.
Fields half-filled, easy to get wrong.
Common RFE triggers are flagged for you.
Gaps and mismatches get corrected.
Ready to submit with fewer surprises.
Practice replaces uncertainty with preparation.
A calm simulator helps users rehearse questions and notice what needs clarification.
General info, not legal advice. Your answers are sent to GreenPath's server and OpenAI.
A calm simulation only. Real interviews vary : never treat this as legal advice.
Pick a case type and press Start Practice. An AI interviewer will ask one USCIS-style question at a time, then give you coaching feedback on each answer.
Nervous answers become confident.
You worry about saying the wrong thing.
Each mock question is one you will likely hear.
Clear, honest, and easy to follow.
Calm, prepared, and sure of yourself.
Find your most likely green card pathway.
Answer in your own words. GreenPath suggests a likely pathway : general information only, not legal advice.
Include: relationship to a U.S. citizen or green-card holder, your job situation, current immigration status, time in the U.S., and any special circumstances (asylum, military, investment).
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Describe your situation on the left and select Find my pathway. GreenPath will suggest the most likely category and next steps. For complex cases, talk with an accredited immigration attorney.
A tangle becomes one route.
Family, work, and humanitarian paths overlap.
A few plain questions narrow the field.
The most likely path comes into focus.
A direction you can actually start walking.
Ask a question about your current stage.
Plain-language answers about the green card process. Always verify specifics on USCIS.gov.
General info, not legal advice. This text is sent to GreenPath's server and OpenAI.
Pick your pathway and stage, type a question, and select Ask GreenPath. Answers are general information : not legal advice or case predictions.
Confusion becomes a clear answer.
You are unsure what a step really means.
No legal jargon required to begin.
The reply is grounded in official guidance.
One clear answer you can act on.
See where your priority date stands.
The State Department Visa Bulletin sets the cutoff dates that decide when your case can move forward. Cutoffs change every month : always confirm the exact dates on the official bulletin.
📅 Visa Bulletin data through December 2025. Cutoffs change monthly : always confirm the current official bulletin.
Pick your category, country, and priority date, then select Check my priority date. GreenPath explains how the bulletin works for your case : general information, not legal advice or a prediction of timing.
When a green card can actually be issued. If your priority date is before this cutoff, your case can be approved.
When you may submit your application paperwork. USCIS announces each month which chart applies.
A priority date finds its place.
Your priority date marks your spot in line.
Categories and countries each move differently.
Filing dates and final action dates shift monthly.
When the cutoff passes your date, you can act.
Important legal notice.
Please read this before relying on anything GreenPath shows you.
Not legal advice. GreenPath provides general information about the U.S. green card process. It is not a law firm, is not a substitute for an attorney, and does not provide legal advice, legal representation, or case predictions. Using this site does not create an attorney-client relationship.
AI-generated content. Answers, document reviews, interview practice, and notice scans are produced by automated AI systems. They can be incomplete or wrong. Verify every form, fee, date, and requirement on the official government source before you act on it.
Official sources govern. Only USCIS (uscis.gov) and the U.S. Department of State (travel.state.gov) provide authoritative rules, forms, fees, processing times, and Visa Bulletin cutoff dates. Where GreenPath and an official source differ, the official source controls.
Your information. Documents and notices you upload are processed only to generate your answer and are not a formal filing with any agency. Do not upload anything you are not comfortable sharing. GreenPath cannot submit anything to the government on your behalf.
Complex cases need real help. Immigration law is complex and mistakes can be costly or permanent. For anything beyond general guidance, consult an accredited representative or a licensed immigration attorney.
🔒 Your privacy
Document scanning stays on your device. Image and PDF text recognition (OCR) runs entirely in your browser : the files you scan are never uploaded to GreenPath or anyone else.
What is sent to AI. When you use an AI feature : pathway finder, Q&A, document review, or interview practice : the text you enter is sent to GreenPath's server and on to OpenAI to generate the response. Don't enter anything you aren't comfortable sharing.
Nothing sensitive is stored on our server. GreenPath keeps no account and does not persist your questions, documents, or answers server-side : requests are processed to produce your reply and then discarded. Your progress and checklists are saved only in your own browser.
Avoid notario fraud
In the United States, only a licensed attorney or a representative accredited by the U.S. Department of Justice can give you legal advice or represent you with USCIS. A notario público is not a lawyer in the U.S., even though the title means something different in many other countries.
Never pay anyone who guarantees a result, asks you to sign blank forms, or keeps your original documents. Real help can be free or low cost. Always ask for the person's name and credentials, and keep copies of everything you sign.
Find local immigration help
Pick your state to see official, nonprofit, and government locators for free or low-cost legal help near you. These are real directories run by trusted organizations, not GreenPath.
Know when to get real help.
Some situations carry real legal risk.
It never pretends to be your attorney.
Accredited, authorized legal support.
The right help, before a costly mistake.