Green Card Renewal

Renew Your Green Card

Use Form I-90 to renew or replace your Permanent Resident Card (green card). Learn about the requirements, fees, and how SureCitizen can help.

Filing Fee

$540

Processing Time

8-12 months

Form

I-90

When to Renew or Replace

You should file Form I-90 if any of the following apply to you:

Your green card has expired or will expire within 6 months

Your green card was issued before you turned 14 and you are now 14 or older

Your current card will expire after you turn 16 (and was issued before age 16)

You are a commuter whose status has changed

Your card contains incorrect information due to USCIS error

Your card has been lost, stolen, or destroyed

Your name or other biographic information has legally changed

You never received your previous card

USCIS recommends filing your renewal application 6 months before your card expires.

Your I-90 receipt notice extends your green card validity for 24 months while your renewal is pending.

With a receipt notice, you can generally travel with your expired green card. However, consider potential issues at border crossings.

Basic requirements for filing Form I-90

Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card

Copy of your existing card (if available)

$455 plus $85 biometric fee (total $540)

2 recent passport-style photographs

Depends on reason for renewal

SureCitizen helps you organize documents, understand requirements, and avoid common mistakes.