Need to renew or replace your Green Card? Here’s a quick breakdown of the process, but remember, details may vary depending on your situation. Check the USCIS website or consult an immigration attorney for the latest information.
Renewing:
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Fill out Form I-90 online or by mail.
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Pay the filing fee.
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Attend a biometrics appointment
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Wait for your new Green Card in the mail after approval.
Replacing:
Lost, stolen, damaged, or never received:
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Submit Form I-90.
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Pay the filing fee.
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Report lost/stolen cards to local law enforcement (if applicable).
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Wait for your replacement card in the mail after approval.
Conditional Green Card expired or expiring:
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File Form I-751 to remove conditions.
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Include evidence of ongoing marriage (if applicable).
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Pay the filing fee.
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Receive a 10-year Green Card upon approval.
Important Tips:
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Renew early to avoid gaps in legal status.
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Keep copies of your Green Card and application receipts.
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Report address changes to USCIS using Form AR-11.
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For the latest details and specific guidance, visit the USCIS website or consult an immigration attorney.
