Green Card Renewal Estimator
Determine the optimal filing timeline for your USCIS Form I-90 Green Card renewal, including expected fees and checklists.
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About Green Card (Form I-90) Renewal
A Permanent Resident Card (commonly known as a Green Card) is typically issued with a 10-year validity period. Keeping your card updated is crucial for proving your authorization to live and work in the United States, traveling internationally, and applying for U.S. citizenship.
Under USCIS regulations, you should file Form I-90 (Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card) within the 6-month window before your card expires. If you file too early (more than 180 days before expiration), USCIS may reject your application and return your fee. If you file after expiration, your proof of status may lapse until you obtain an ADIT stamp or a receipt notice extension.
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