Green card holders of certain ages may be required to file Form I-90 to renew or replace their cards, with specific deadlines and eligibility rules.
Green card holders of certain ages are now required to file Form I-90 to renew or replace their permanent resident cards. This requirement applies to cardholders whose documents are expiring or who have reached specific age thresholds set by USCIS.
Form I-90 is the Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card. Filing is straightforward but has strict deadlines—typically six months before expiration or within a specified window after reaching the age threshold. Failure to file on time can result in loss of your green card status or complications when traveling.
Don't wait until your green card expires—file I-90 early and keep your status secure.
Check your green card expiration date now. If you're within the filing window, submit Form I-90 online through USCIS.gov or by mail. Include your current green card, proof of identity, and the filing fee (currently $640 for most applicants, with a biometric services fee). Processing typically takes 12–18 months, so file early. If you're traveling internationally, apply for a travel document (Form I-131) while your I-90 is pending.
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