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The percentage of new LPRs that are family-sponsored, which is about 64 percent.
legally is a multistep, agency-driven process that depends on the pathway chosen—, , humanitarian, diversity, or other special programs—and typically requires an approved petition, consular processing...
The United States’ permanent immigrant visa system is composed chiefly of family‑sponsored, employment‑based, refugee/asylee, and diversity‑lottery categories, each governed by distinct statutory limi...
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) compiles and publishes counts of new Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs), including a detailed breakdown for Immediate Relatives (IR) of U.S. citizens, in its Y...