Replacement Permanent Resident Cards (Form I-90)
Victoria Barr Law assists lawful permanent residents in filing Form I-90 to replace or renew their green cards, ensuring uninterrupted U.S. residency status.
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What Is Form I-90?
Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, is used by lawful permanent residents (green card holders) to replace, renew, or correct their green cards. It is essential to maintain valid documentation to prove lawful U.S. residency.
Who Should File Form I-90?
- Expired or Expiring Green Cards: Green card holders whose cards will expire within six months or have already expired.
- Lost, Stolen, or Damaged Cards: Those who need to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged green card.
- Name or Information Changes: Individuals whose personal information has changed (e.g., marriage or legal name change).
- Errors on Green Cards: Applicants who received cards with incorrect information due to USCIS mistakes.
Required Documents for Form I-90
- Completed Form I-90 (Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card)
- Copy of current or expired green card (if available)
- Legal name change documents (marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order)
- Identity documents (passport, driver’s license, or government-issued ID)
- Police report (if green card was lost or stolen)
- Filing fees or fee waiver request (if applicable)
Form I-90 Process
- File the Application: Submit Form I-90 with supporting documents and filing fees to USCIS online or by mail.
- Receive USCIS Receipt Notice: USCIS issues a receipt confirming application acceptance.
- Biometrics Appointment: Applicants attend a USCIS biometrics appointment for fingerprinting and photo capture.
- Application Review: USCIS evaluates the application for accuracy and completeness.
- Receive Green Card: Approved applicants receive a new permanent resident card by mail.
Why Choose Victoria Barr Law?
- Experienced Immigration Attorneys: We guide clients through every step of the Form I-90 application process.
- Comprehensive Legal Support: We prepare and review applications to ensure accuracy and avoid processing delays.
- Case Monitoring & Advocacy: We track USCIS case progress and respond promptly to government inquiries.
- Bilingual Legal Services: We offer services in both English and Spanish for personalized legal assistance.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Replacement Permanent Resident Cards (I-90)
Form I-90 is the application to replace or renew a Green Card. You should file it if your Green Card is lost, stolen, damaged, expired, or contains incorrect information.
You can file Form I-90 online through the USCIS website or submit a paper application by mail, along with required supporting documents and fees.
You may need a copy of your current Green Card, government-issued identification, evidence of name changes, or documentation of errors requiring corrections.
The filing fee for Form I-90 is $455, plus an $85 biometric services fee. Fee waivers may be available for applicants who qualify.
Processing times typically range from 6 to 12 months. You may receive a temporary Green Card stamp (I-551) while waiting for your replacement.
Yes, but you should request an I-551 stamp in your passport from USCIS before traveling, as it serves as temporary proof of your permanent residency.
You should file Form I-90 as soon as possible and notify USCIS. If outside the U.S., apply for a travel document at the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.
Yes, if USCIS made an error on your Green Card, you can file Form I-90 to correct it without paying the filing fee.
Yes, you can work if your current Green Card is still valid or if you have a temporary I-551 stamp issued by USCIS as proof of your residency.
Failure to replace an expired Green Card can affect your ability to work, travel, or prove your residency status in the U.S. It is a legal requirement to have a valid Green Card.