Application for Green Card Renewal / Replacement [I-90]

Select your current immigration status:

Select your current immigration status: *

I am a permanent resident

I am a permanent resident in commuter status

I am a conditional permanent resident

I have never had permanent resident status

Are you currently located in the United States? *

Yes

No

Does your Permanent Resident Card expire in less than 90 days? (i.e. on or before 03/11/2024) *

Yes

No

Why do you want to use this applications? *

My previous card has been lost, stolen, or destroyed.

My previous card was issued but never received.

My existing card has been mutilated.

My existing card has incorrect data because of DHS error.

My name or other biographic information has been legally changed since issuance of my existing card.

I want to renew my green card.

Are you currently in the United States? *

Yes

No

Have you ever been in exclusion, deportation, or removal proceedings, or ordered removed from the United States?

YES

NO

Your answer to this question suggests that you have a history which may require the assistance of a legal professional. We want the best result for you, and therefore CitizenPath suggests that you consult with an experienced immigration attorney that can provide you with additional guidance and representation.

I acknowledge that I have spoken to an attorney and / or want to continue anyway

Yes

No

Since you were granted permanent residence, have you EVER been charged with any misdemeanor or felony crime? *

Yes

No

Your answer to this question suggests that you have a history which may require the assistance of a legal professional. We want the best result for you, and therefore CitizenPath suggests that you consult with an experienced immigration attorney that can provide you with additional guidance and representation.

Acknowledge that I have spoken to an attorney and / or want to continue anyway *

Yes

No

Since you've been granted permanent residence, have you EVER filed Form I-407, Abandonment by Alien of Status, as Lawful Permanent Resident, or otherwise been judged to have abandoned your status? *

Yes

No

Your answer to this question suggests that you have a history which may require the assistance of a legal professional. We want the best result for you, and therefore CitizenPath suggests that you consult with an experienced immigration attorney that can provide you with additional guidance and representation.

I acknowledge that I have spoken to an attorney and / or want to continue anyway

Have you ever served honorably in the U.S. armed forces?

Yes

No

Congratulations, you're likely eligible to file Form I-90 to replace your Permanent Resident Card.

Temporary Green Card

It will take several months to obtain a new card. You may be able to get temporary proof of permanent residence in order to accept employment, reenter the United States, drivers license renewal, and other purposes. We can explain how to obtain this in your filing instructions.

Would you like us to include directions for getting temporary proof of permanent residence?

Yes

No

My existing card:

Will expire after my 16th birthday.

Will expire before my 16th birthday.

Has already expired.

When using this category, you must file this form within 30 days after turning 14 years of age.

My 14th birthday was more than 30 days ago.

My 14th birthday was less than 30 days ago.

Has already expired.

Select the Port of Entry (POE) where you will regularly pass through to reach your employment in the United States: *

Have you EVER been in exclusion, deportation, or removal proceedings or ordered removed from the U.S? *

Yes

No

Let's get started with some basic information about you

Provide your current legal name. This is the name that will be printed on your new Permanent Resident Card (green card). Spell out middle names completely and do not use just the initial. If you do not have a middle name, you may leave this field empty.

Applicant's Current Legal Name *

Given Name (First Name)
Middle Name(s)
Family Name (Last Name)

Has your name legally changed since your most recent Permanent Resident Card (green card) was issued? *

Yes

I never received my previous card

No

Type your name exactly as it appears on your Permanent Resident Card *

Given Name (First Name)
Middle Name(s)
Family Name (Last Name)

Your physical address is the place where you live in the United States. Please provide a complete address. Every U.S. address includes a street address with a number and street name. You may or may not have an apartment number. All addresses should include the city, state and ZIP code.

Physical Address *

Street Number and Name
City or Town
State (or Territory)
ZIP Code #####

Is your mailing address different than your physical address? *

Yes

No

You may list a valid residence, APO, C/O, or commercial address. This may be a Post Office address (P.O. Box) if that is how you receive your mail. If your mail will be sent to someone other than yourself, please include an “In Care of Name” as a part of your mailing address. If your mailing address is a U.S. territory and it contains an urbanization name, list the urbanization name in the "In Care of Name" box.

Your Current Mailing Address *

In Care of Name
Street Number and Name
City or Town
State (or Territory)
ZIP Code #####

Birth Information

Birth Date *

Place of Birth

Enter your city, town or village of birth. Select the country. *

City, Town or Village
Country of Birth

Parents' Names

Enter your mother and father's first name only. Applicants who do not know may enter "Unknown." *

Mother's Given Name (first name)
Father's Given Name (first name)

Biographic Information

Sex

Male

Female

Ethnicity

Hispanic or Latino

Not Hispanic or Latino

What is your race?

Your Height

Feet
Inches

Weight

lbs

What is your eye color?

What is your hair color?

Alien Registration Number (A-Number) *

A-

I no longer have my card and can’t find this information.

Yes

This is the immigrant visa category that was used to admit you to the U.S. as a permanent resident or conditional permanent resident. You can find the code on the front side of your Permanent Resident Card under “Category.” - see example on the right .

Type In Your Category *

Becoming a Permanent Resident

This section covers how and where you first obtained your permanent resident status.

How did you get your permanent resident or conditional permanent resident status?

I applied for an immigrant visa outside the U.S. (consular processing)

I applied for permanent residence in the U.S. (adjustment of status)

Enter the City and Country of the U.S. embassy or consulate where you applied for permanent residence (green card).

Location where you applied for an immigrant visa:
Location where your immigrant visa was issued:
Where was your destination when you came to the U.S.?

Select the USCIS office where you filed Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. *

Which USCIS office did you apply for adjustment of status?

Did you have an adjustment of status interview? *

Yes

No

I don't know

Select the location of your interview. This will be the same USCIS office that granted your permanent resident status (green card). *

Which USCIS office granted your adjustment of status?

Select the USCIS office that granted your permanent resident status (green card). How to find this >> *

Which USCIS office granted your adjustment of status?

We just need some additional information about the preparer

Enter contact information so that USCIS can reach you. Your mobile phone number and/or email address will be used so that CitizenPath can create a complimentary Form G-1145 for you. By submitting G-1145 with Form I-90, USCIS will text and/or email when they have accepted the application for processing.

Daytime Phone Number *

Mobile Phone Number (if any) *

E-mail (if any) *

Other Informations

Social Security Number
USCIS Online Account Number (if any)

Interpreter

Did you receive help from an interpreter to prepare this application? *

Yes

No

Name of the interpreter? *

First Name
Last Name

What is the U.S. mailing address of the interpreter? *

Street Number and Name
Apartment/Suite/Unit#
City/Town
State
Zip Code
Country

What is the email address of the interpreter (if any)? *

email

Preparer

Who prepared this application?

I am the applicant, and I prepared this application.

I am not an attorney or accredited representative but have prepared this application on behalf of the applicant and with the applicant's consent.

I am an attorney or accredited representative of the applicant that prepared this application.

The Preparer Name?

First Name
Last Name

The Preparer mailing address ?

Street Number and Name
Apartment/Suite/Unit#
City/Town
State
Zip code
Country

Preparer Mobile Phone (if any)?

My representation of the applicant in this case: *

Extends beyond the preparation of this application.

Does not extend beyond the preparation of this application.

Do you want to request an accommodation because you have a disability and/or impairment?

Yes

No

What type of disability and/or impairment do you have?

Deaf or hard of hearing

Blind or sight-impaired

Other

What other type of disability and/or impairment you have, and what accommodations you need?

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