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Green Card Renewal & Replacement Support
Renew, Replace or Correct Your Card
Administrative preparation for renewing an expiring 10-year Green Card, replacing a lost or damaged card, updating biographical information, or correcting card information.
Who This Is For
Is this service right for your paperwork?
- Permanent residents with an expired or soon-to-expire 10-year card
- Residents whose card was lost, stolen, destroyed or damaged
- Applicants with a legal name or biographical change
- Applicants requesting correction of card information
How We Help
Structured support from records to filing readiness
- Form I-90 typing from client-approved information
- Reason-for-filing document checklist
- Identity-record scanning and organization
- Name-change or correction evidence organization
- Fee-waiver packet organization, when requested
- Online submission and receipt-tracking support
Your Preparation Roadmap
A clear step-by-step process
Collect identity and card records
Prepare Form I-90
Upload or organize supporting documents
Review fee and submission details
Save receipt and biometrics notices
Document Checklist
Records commonly prepared for this service
- Front and back of the current Green Card, when available
- Government-issued photo identification
- Police report, when available for a stolen card
- Marriage certificate, divorce decree or court order for a legal name change
- Birth certificate or other record showing correct biographical information
- Supporting financial records for a fee-waiver request, when applicable
- Certified English translations for non-English records
Requirements vary by filing basis and may change. Always use the latest instructions from the responsible government agency.
Before You File
Common issues to avoid
- Selecting the wrong filing reason
- Uploading unreadable card copies
- Failing to include proof of a legal name change
- Mailing original documents when not requested
- Using the wrong fee or payment method
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful answers before you begin
Is Form I-90 used to remove conditions?
No. Form I-90 is generally for renewing or replacing a permanent resident card. A marriage-based two-year conditional resident normally uses Form I-751.
Do I need passport photos?
USCIS generally captures photographs and fingerprints through biometrics when required. Follow the current filing instructions for your category.
Can I file online?
Many I-90 applicants can file online. The correct method depends on the filing reason and current USCIS instructions.
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