What is this service?
Form I‑90 is used to request a new permanent resident card when your current card is about to expire or was lost, stolen, damaged, or has errors.
Who is this service for?
- Permanent residents with a 10-year Green Card that has expired or is about to expire (you can file for renewal up to 6 months before the expiration date).
- People whose card was lost, stolen, or damaged, or contains errors.
- Residents who need to update the information on their card, when applicable.
- Residents who received their card before turning 14 and must replace it under USCIS requirements.
Important: If you have 2-year conditional residence, you cannot renew it with Form I‑90; you generally must apply to remove the conditions with Form I‑751 or I‑829, depending on your category. In certain cases, Form I‑90 can be used to replace a conditional card that was lost, stolen, or damaged.
See “Removal of Conditions on Permanent Residence”Is my Green Card extended while I wait?
If you properly file Form I‑90 to renew a 10-year Green Card that has expired or is about to expire, USCIS may issue a receipt notice that extends the validity of your card for 36 months from the expiration date.
Your expired card together with that notice can serve as evidence of your permanent residence during the extension period.
Lost your Green Card and need to prove your status?
If your card was lost, stolen, or damaged, you can request a replacement with Form I‑90.
If you need temporary proof of your status while you wait for the new card, you can ask USCIS for temporary evidence of your status, known as an ADIT stamp or temporary I‑551.
This evidence can be useful to work, travel, or complete certain procedures.
What does our service include?
- Preparation of Form I‑90.
- Review and organization of the required documents.
- Certified translations, when applicable.
- Preparation of your application package and instructions for filing with USCIS.
- Document assistance with requests for evidence (RFEs), as set out in your contract.
Main documents
- Copy of your current Green Card, if available.
- Photo ID.
- Evidence of a name change or data correction, when applicable.
- Additional documents depending on the reason for the replacement.
After you hire us, we will email you the questionnaire and the complete list of documents. Please do not send documents through the form on this page.
Costs
Our fees
Government filing fees
| Form | Fee |
|---|---|
| I-90 | $465 by mail or $415 online |
USCIS fees per the official fee schedule (Form G-1055, edition 10/26/26). Fees may change: we confirm them before filing. uscis.gov/g-1055 (opens in a new tab)
Government fees are paid separately and are not included in our fees.
How to get started
- Fill out the request form.
- Receive the service information, the contract, and the questionnaire by email.
- Review and sign the contract before making any payment. Then send the required documents so we can begin preparing your forms.
Ge Chanfon Services LLC provides document preparation and administrative assistance services. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Approval of any application is decided by the appropriate government agency.