Yes, you are a legal resident of USA if you have a green card. I believe the next step after green card is citizenship, which is given after 5-7 years of continuous living in the USA.
It is possible for a legal resident alien to own a firearm in the United States.
If you are not a legal resident of the United States then no you may not join the army.
Be a resident of Puerto Rico. Have an American citizenship or be a legal resident of United States and territories.
The United States is one country but you have to live there or have be a legal resident of it.
he or she needs to be at least thirty years old
You can apply for Diversity Visa Lottery Program for your spouse. Also, you can get spouse visa for her/him initially (if s/he is not in US presently). Once s/he is here you can go for the Green Card process. The United States Green Card Lottery, also known as Diversity Visa Lottery program is an official program to issue legal United States Green Cards through a lottery system. This program was introduced in the year 1990 by United States Government to promote diversity in the United States by giving chance or to be more specific, providing an alternative way to citizens of other countries to obtain United States permanent resident visas or green cards. Every year, United States Diversity Lottery Program makes green cards available to approximately 50,000 eligible people.
You can get a job in other counties by appying for the job. In the United States, you can live and work in different counties easily as long as you are a legal resident.
Per Immigration law, YES you have to renew the green card to be a legal resident.
The term greenback refers to money in the United States. This term originated because the legal tender in the United States was printed in the color green on the back side.
If by "legal alien" you mean a "resident alien" (i.e., a foreigner with permission to live in the United States) and by "alien" you mean any alien, whether legal or illegal (undocumented), then the answer is yes. Generally, there is no citizenship requirement for marriage in the United States. What effect the marriage will have on the immigration status of the parties involved is another question.
Yes, but only in Mexico, not in the United States. You will need either a US passport or a green card/work permit to work in the United States.
He has been a legal resident of two states, Hawaii and Illinois. He went to college in California, New York and Massachusetts but I do not if these states considered him to be a resident.