Your application to replace your green card (Form I-90) might get denied for a few reasons. Let's see what they are and what you can do:

Reasons for Denial:

• Missing or Incorrect Information: Double-check everything you submitted! Errors or incomplete forms can lead to rejection.

• Ineligibility: Make sure you meet the requirements. For example, conditional green card holders within the 2-year period might need a different form (I-751).

• Missing Documents: USCIS needs proof of identity, green card status, and the reason for replacement (lost/stolen green card requires a police report).

• Criminal Issues: A criminal record or past immigration violations could cause problems.

• Fraud or Misrepresentation: Don't lie on your application! Serious consequences can follow.

• Other Reasons: Missing USCIS requests for evidence (RFEs) or skipping biometrics appointments/interviews can also lead to denial.

What to Do Next:

• Review the Denial Notice: USCIS will explain why your application was denied.

• Consider Appealing: Depending on the reason, you might be able to appeal the decision.

• Consult an Attorney or an expert: on us immigration consultants can help you with your paperwork to submit application successfully!