Green Card Replacement Docs

Filing Form I-90 to replace your green card requires specific documents.

Here's a breakdown of what you might need (remember, it can vary!):

General Requirements:

  • Expired/Lost Green Card Copy: Include a clear copy. If stolen, provide a police report copy.

  • Government ID: A copy of your passport, driver's license, or state ID.

Reason-Specific Documents:

  • Name Change: Court order or marriage certificate copy.

  • Renewal (Expired): Proof of lawful permanent residence (previous green card copy, I-551 passport stamp, etc.).

  • Renewal (Damaged/Incorrect): Evidence (photos of damage or legal documents correcting information).

Payment/Waiver Proof:

  • Payment Receipt: Copy if paid online.

  • Check/Money Order Stub: If paid by mail.

  • Fee Waiver Request Documentation: If applicable.

Possible Extras:

  • Additional Documents: USCIS might request more depending on your situation. Be prepared to submit them promptly.

Optional but Helpful:

  • Form G-1145: Receive electronic application status updates.

Double-Check Before Submitting:

  • Carefully review Form I-90 instructions to ensure you have all required documents.

  • Missing documents can delay or deny your application.

Need Specific Advice?

  • Consult an immigration attorney for personalized guidance based on your situation.

Need help with your process?

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