Do you want to renew your Green Card?
To keep your status as a permanent resident of the United States, you must renew your Green Card. It’s critical to start the renewal procedure as soon as possible if your Green Card is about to expire or has already done so in order to prevent any problems finding work, traveling, or receiving benefits. Form I-90 must be submitted for renewal together with the required fees and accompanying documentation. Maintaining a positive attitude towards your Green Card renewal guarantees continuous living and employment within the United States.
What documents do you need?
Numerous key documents will need to be gathered in order to renew your green card, First, fill out Application for Replacement of Permanent Resident Card, Form I-90. A copy of your existing Green Card, a government-issued ID, and any supporting documentation—Such as proof of residency or any changes to your legal name—that shows your eligibility for renewal will also be required. Be ready to submit the required filing fee along with two passport-style pictures. Having these files available will guarantee timely submission and help to expedite the renewal process.
Fees for renewal:
Currently, filing fees for renewing a Green Card using Form I-90 are $455 plus an extra $85 for biometric services for applicants between the ages of 14 and 79, for a total fee of $540. The biometric fee is waived for applicants under 14 who are included in their parent’s application. You have the option of paying online with a check or money order. The cost amounts sometimes change, so it’s crucial to check the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website. For your records, always maintain a copy of your payment receipt.
Timeline for Green Card renewal:
Although the time period for renewing a Green Card can vary, in general, the whole process should take between 10 and 12 months from the time your application is submitted. Following your submission of Form I-90 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will send you a receipt notification verifying receipt of your application. you could be asked to come in for a biometric session in a few weeks to produce your fingerprints and picture. Following the processing of your application, you will receive notification from USCIS regarding their decision, which could involve more information requests or an interview. It is best to apply for renewal at least six months before your Green Card expires to guarantee a more seamless procedure.
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