Renew or Replace your Green Card

Steps to Renew or Replace Your Green Card (Form I-90)

1. Determine Eligibility:You can apply for a replacement Green Card if:
   • Your current Green Card has expired or is about to expire.
   • Your card is lost, stolen, or damaged.
   • Your information (name, date of birth, etc.) has changed and needs to be updated.
   • You were issued a Green Card but never received it.
2. Complete Form I-90:Download the form and complete it, or apply online through the USCIS website. If applying by mail, send it to the address listed in the instructions.
3. Pay the Fee:
   • The current fee for Form I-90 is $795, which includes the filing fee and biometric fee.
   • Fees can be paid online (if applying online), or by check or money order (if applying by mail).
   • Fees are subject to change, so please verify before submitting.
4. Submit Biometrics:After submitting your application, USCIS will send a notice for a biometrics appointment (fingerprints, photo, and signature). Attend your appointment at the designated Application Support Center (ASC).
5. Wait for Approval:
   • USCIS will process your application and send a decision.
   • You can check your case status online using the receipt number.
6. Receive Your New Green Card:If your application is approved, your new Green Card will be mailed to the address you provided.

Important Reminders

• Keep your address up to date with USCIS to avoid delays or misdelivery.
• Use the USCIS case tracker tool to stay informed about your application's status.

Get Professional Help: If you're unsure about your eligibility or how to complete the process, Immigration Experts can assist you step-by-step. Contact us for a consultation and support with your I-90 application.

To get started: Apply to Renew or Replace Your Green Card.

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