Guide for New Immigrants | Signature Immigration Forms Info

 


Your Rights and Responsibilities as a Permanent Resident. Being a permanent resident also means that you have new rights and responsibilities. Being a permanent resident is a privilege, not a right. The U.S. government can take away your permanent resident status under certain conditions.

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