Learn how to renew, correct, or replace your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) using Form I-90. And find out how to calculate the cost.
Learn the process, timeline, cost, and requirements of renewing an expired or soon-to-expire green card — and what to do if your renewal request is denied.
To apply for a Green Card renewal (Form I-90), you must submit a completed Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, along with the applicable filing fee and evidence of your continued permanent residence.
Learn everything about green card renewal, including eligibility, timing, and what to expect during the renewal process.
Staying on top of your green card renewal is essential for maintaining lawful U.S. permanent residency. This comprehensive, 2026-updated guide explains every step, recent changes, and key tips for smooth renewal.
To renew your green card, you must file Form I-90 with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) either online or by paper. This process should start six months before your card expires or shortly after it does.
Renewing your green card? Our guide breaks down each step, so you can gather what you need and submit your application smoothly for a quick green card renewal.
A step-by-step overview of when and how to renew your green card using USCIS Form I-90.
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Use this form to replace your Permanent Resident Card (also known as your Green Card).
Find the eligibility category that fits your immigration situation, research how to apply, and learn whether your family members can also apply with you. Read about the general processes and procedures to help you apply for a Green Card. Thinking about applying for a Green Card?