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Form I-751
Renew Your Green Card: Form I-90 With Attorney Preparation
If you need to renew your green card, replace a lost or stolen card, or correct a USCIS error, Form I-90 is typically the USCIS application used to request a new card.
We prepare and file I-90 applications for clients nationwide with attorney-led review and clear pricing for straightforward cases.
Renewing a green card can look simple, but filing decisions can intersect with travel history, prior arrests, and status questions.
Our role is to spot issues early and file in a way that protects you, not just completes a form.
When Do You Need to Renew a Green Card?
Most lawful permanent residents need to renew their green card every 10 years. You may also need Form I-90 if your card was lost, stolen, damaged, or issued with incorrect information.
- Your 10-year green card has expired or will expire soon
- Your green card was lost or stolen
- Your card was damaged or unreadable
- USCIS made an error on your card
- You legally changed your name after issuance
In most marriage cases, the correct filing is Form I-751.
Selecting the correct filing basis matters. Errors when you renew a green card can delay processing or create unnecessary questions about your record.
What Is Included in Our I-90 Representation
- Attorney review to confirm Form I-90 is the correct and safe filing
- Issue-spotting for travel history, prior filings, and common risk factors
- Preparation and filing of Form I-90 to renew or replace your green card
- Document checklist and evidence review
- Filing through the correct USCIS channel
- Case tracking and basic post-filing support
Green Card Renewals That Require Extra Review
Attorney review is especially important before you file Form I-90 if any of the following apply:
- Extended or repeated time outside the United States
- Any arrest or criminal history (even if old or minor)
- Prior removal or immigration court proceedings
- Confusion about conditional versus permanent resident status
- Urgent travel or employment needs requiring temporary proof of status
Processing Time and Proof While Your I-90 Is Pending
Processing times vary and often take several months. While your Form I-90 is pending, we advise clients on what documentation is commonly used
for employment and travel planning based on their specific situation.
FAQs: Renew Green Card (Form I-90)
How much does it cost to renew a green card?
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Why is it important to carry a valid and accurate green card?
Do conditional residents “renew” their green cards with Form I-90?
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