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Form I-90, Application to Renew Green Card
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Step 1: Prepare your application using simple instructions created by attorneys that understand the immigration system.
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Step 2: Print your official USCIS forms in the comfort of your home. If you don’t have access to printer, we’ll mail it to you.
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Step 3: Follow simple filing instructions that explain exactly what to do and where to mail. Guaranteed USCIS acceptance.
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No signup or credit card is required to try CitizenPath. Once you are completely satisfied, pay the $77 preparation fee to download your prepared form and custom filing instructions. If you’re preparing on a mobile device or don’t have a printer, we can mail you a copy of your documents for an additional $15.
USCIS Fees
You will pay a separate fee directly to USCIS when you mail in your application. In most cases, the USCIS fee is $540. To determine the exact fee, choose the reason why you are filing:
- Choose the reason why you are filing Form I-90
- My card has been lost, stolen, or destroyed.A
- My previous card was issued but never received.B
- My card has been mutilated.A
- My existing card has incorrect data because of USCIS error.D
- My name or other information has been legally changed.A
- My card will expire within six months or has already expired.A
- I have reached my 14th birthday, and my existing card will expire after my 16th birthday.G1
- I have reached my 14th birthday and my existing card will expire before my 16th birthday.A
- I am a permanent resident who is taking up commuter status.A
- I am a commuter who is taking up residence in the U.S.A
- I have been automatically converted to permanent residence status.A
- I have a prior edition of the card, or I am applying to replace my card for a reason not specified above.A
| Application Fee | Biometric Fee | Total USCIS Fee |
|---|---|---|
| $455 | $85 | $540 |
There is no fee, but you must meet these criteria:
- USCIS mailed the card over 30 days ago
- It was returned to USCIS as undeliverable
- You have not moved from the address you provided USCIS
You will need to:
- Submit a copy of the Form I-797, Notice of Action, for the application that resulted in the issuance of your card.
- Submit a copy of government-issued identification that contains your name, date of birth, photograph and signature.
There is no fee, but you must
- Send USCIS the original card that contains the incorrect information
- Send evidence documenting your correct name or biographical information
| Application Fee | Biometric Fee | Total USCIS Fee |
|---|---|---|
| $0 | $85 | $85 |
CitizenPath guarantees that USCIS will accept your application to renew green card. Most people can prepare and file USCIS immigration applications without the assistance and cost of a lawyer. But mistakes and omissions on these forms can create costly delays and even cause long-term immigration problems. CitizenPath gives you the confidence that you’ve filed Form I-90 correctly.
If you want to file Form I-90 by yourself, go to USCIS.gov.
If you want a guarantee that the I-90 will be accepted, use CitizenPath.
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USCIS Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card
- used by permanent residents to replace or renew green card.
- used by conditional permanent residents to replace a green card.
- not used by conditional residents applying for an extension or renewal of their status.
What should I do?
A Permanent Resident Card, otherwise known as a green card, is the official documentation of your permanent resident status. Although your status does not expire, the card must be renewed every 10 years. It is a vital document for proving your eligibility for employment in the U.S. and traveling internationally.
If you are a Conditional Permanent Resident your green card expires after two years. You may use Form I-90 to replace it, but you should not file Form I-90 to renew. What should I do?
- In addition to renewal, there are several valid reasons to replace your green card. The most common reasons are:
- Your card was lost, stolen or destroyed
- Your card was issued but never received
- Your card was mutilated
- Your card has incorrect information
- Your name or other biographic information has been legally changed
- You have reached your 14th birthday and are registering as required
It will take a few months to receive your new green card. You should renew approximately six months prior to the expiration date listed on the Permanent Resident Card. You may not use Form I-90 more than six months in advance. If your green card has already expired, you should file Form I-90 immediately.
If you are a Conditional Permanent Resident your green card expires after two years. You may use Form I-90 to replace it, but you should not file an I-90 to renew. What should I do?
- Conditional Permanent Residents should only file Form I-90 to replace a lost, stolen, destroyed, or mutilated green card.
- Conditional Permanent Residents should not use Form I-90 to extend permanent resident status or renew green card.
- I-751 – If you became a conditional permanent resident through marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and your conditional status is expiring within the next 90 days, file Form I-751 – Petition to Remove Conditions of Residence.
- I-829 – If you became a conditional resident based on a financial investment in a U.S. business, file Form I-829 Petition by Entrepreneur to Remove Conditions.
Most people do not need a lawyer to file Form I-90 to replace or renew a green card. In fact CitizenPath uses a unique process created by attorneys to screen your application. If you answer a question in a way that could be problematic, you will get an instant alert to contact an attorney. And there is no cost to you.
If you have an arrest record or a blemished immigration record, you should consult with an attorney before using CitizenPath to prepare your USCIS forms. Not sure? That’s why we let you try our service for free.
Once you have properly filed Form I-90, it generally takes 4-5 months to receive your new green card. This time frame can vary based on the USCIS office that is processing your application, the work load, and any special circumstances that you may have. You can prepare Form I-90 in approximately 15 minutes. You’ll be ready to file today. Get started now.