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If you are not yet a US citizen and wish to pursue a green card or visa, then you will need to get past a rigorous weeding out process that could bring your hopes and dreams to an abrupt stop.Just like other countries, the United States does not approve all visa applications. To avoid mishaps and save time, some common reasons for visa rejections include having a disease, not having any money and having a criminal background.  The US government will request a number of documents that have been issued to you in your native country and you must be able to provide copies.    If you are from a non-English speaking country and your documents are not in English then they must be translated by an approved translation service that can testify the accuracy of the translations being made.  To illustrate this, a person from Portugal who wished to apply for a visa or green card will be required to have notarized and certified copies of official records and licenses that have been translated by a Birth Certificate Translation company.For those who are known offenders of the law in their country, you can expect to be denied a visa or green card in this step. In my years of experience, I know that it is almost impossible for who gets filtered out to still be given a green card or visa.  In fact, the only way this can happen is when special governmental consideration in given. People often get refused a green card or visa when they are known to have been already living illegally in the U.S. for more than 180 days.  In this event, they are barred from being given a green card or visa for anywhere between 3 and 10 years. This is mandated for anyone, regardless of whether they appeared to be good citizens.If you get past the inadmissibility gate, the next stop along your theoretical journey is The Eligibility Bridge. This step is important because you must decide on the right type of visa or green card that best meets your needs. This is not a simple decision because there are a number of choices that you must become familiar with. More informed individuals probably know the answer already particularly if it is for a more common purpose.  For example, a person from Russia who marries a U.S. citizen probably knows that he should apply for a green card.    But if you are still unsure and need more information, you might be able to locate a Marriage Certificate Translation company that help lead you in the right direct or even provide you with some helpful literature.  If alternatively, you happen to be from Athens, Greece, and you want to attend New York University then you likely know that will need to get a student visa. Even if you do have questions, there are usually a wide range of resources in your native language.  For instance, you speak Arabic and if you still have questions then you can turn to an Diploma Translation company in your country for help.  They may even be able to suggest sources of information that you can turn to.  If you are unclear about your eligibility for a United States visa or United States green card then we suggest that you do some research by calling around and trying to determine that form most appropriate for you.   Furthermore, you should never rule out applying for a temporary green card.  On a side note, not everyone will receive good news and the right to stay in the United States for the remainder of their life.  Even when you are denied permanent status, don’t pass up the opportunity for a temporary visa.  If you are serious, then we encourage you to look at employment and student based short term options. And even if you don’t fit into one of the usual categories, there may be an emergency or other special category that helps you.