Replace or renew your green card.

When to file Form I-90

• Your ten-year green card is expiring (file within the six months before expiration) or has expired;
• Your card was lost, stolen, or destroyed;
• Your card is damaged or has incorrect information due to a USCIS error;
• Your name or other biographic information has legally changed;
• You never received the card USCIS produced.

Important: this is not for conditional cards

If you hold a two-year conditional green card, do not use Form I-90 to renew it — you must file Form I-751 to remove the conditions instead. Filing the wrong form costs time and money.

Does my status lapse if the card expires?

No. You remain a lawful permanent resident even if the physical card expires — but an expired card complicates travel and proving work authorization, so it's best to renew on time.

How we help

We confirm I-90 is the right form (vs. I-751 or naturalization), prepare the filing, and handle any follow-up. See USCIS Form I-90 for official instructions. If you're close to citizenship eligibility, we'll discuss whether to renew or simply naturalize instead.