The document provides information about the renewal of green cards in the U.S. using form I-90, which must be filed every 10 years or when a green card is lost, stolen, or contains incorrect information. Conditional permanent residents follow a different procedure and must file specific petitions to remove conditions instead of using form I-90. The document also outlines reasons for potential denial of renewal applications and offers assistance for filling out the form through a dedicated service.

1. Green Card Renewal
(Form I-90)
U.S. Immigration Center
Toll Free Helpline: 1-888-943-4625
Email: support@usimmigration-center.com

2. Green Card Renewal
 A green card, also called a permanent resident card, shows your proof of
legal status as a permanent resident in the United States. Permanent
Residents renew their Green Cards every 10 years by using the Form I-90,
Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card.
 While Permanent Resident status itself does not expire, Green Cards (the
official documentation of Permanent Resident status) must be renewed
every 10 years. Neglecting to renew your Green Card may make it difficult
to travel internationally or to prove your eligibility for employment in the
U.S.
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3. When to filed a Green Card Renewal
application (Form I-90)
 If your Green Card has already expired, you should file Form I-90
immediately.
 If you have an older version of a Green Card without an expiration date,
the USCIS strongly recommends that you apply for a replacement using
Form I-90.
 Within six months of the expiration date listed on your Green Card. The
Form I-90 cannot be filed more than six months in advance.
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4. Replacing your Green Card using Form I-
90
In addition to renewals, You need to file Form I-90, when:
• Your Green Card was lost or stolen
• Your Green Card was mutilated or destroyed
• Your Green Card contains incorrect information
• Your Green Card was issued but you haven’t received
• You have legally changed your name or any other personal
information
• If you became a Permanent Resident before you were 14 years old,
you are required to replace your card after your 14th birthday
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5. What if I am a Conditional Permanent
Resident?
 Conditional Permanent Residents are given a Green Card that is only valid for two
years. Form I-90 should NOT be used to renew a Conditional Permanent Resident status.
 Within 90 days of the two-year expiration date, Conditional Permanent Residents are
required to file a petition to "remove the conditions" from their Green Card.
 If your conditional status was based on a marriage, you must file Form I-751, Petition
to Remove Conditions on Residence.
 If your conditional status was based on being an investor, you must file Form I-829,
Petition by Entrepreneur to Remove Conditions on Permanent Resident Status.
 Once your petition is approved, you will receive a new Green Card, valid for 10 years.
After that point, the typical renewal process (including Form I-90) should be used.
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6. Green Card Renewal Appeal
Applications for Green Card renewal may be denied for various reasons. Two of the
most common reasons. Such as:
1. Criminal activity and
2. Adjustment of immigrant category
1. Criminal activity means that you committed a crime and are therefore no longer
seen as a valuable asset to American society. However, this is really only
applicable to major crimes such as felonies. Minor crimes such as speeding
tickets would probably not result in a denial of a Green Card renewal
application.
2. Adjustment of immigrant category means that your circumstance has changed
in such a way that the reason you were granted a green card is no longer
applicable. For example, if you were granted a Green Card through marriage to
a US citizen but have since gotten divorced, your application for a Green Card
may be denied.
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7.  If your Green Card renewal application was denied, you do have an
opportunity to ask USCIS to rethink their decision. You may submit a
motion to reopen or a motion to reconsider with the same office that denied
your application. This will cause USCIS to reexamine your case and
reconsider their decision.
 In the motion to reopen, be sure to clearly state and provide evidence for
why your application was wrongly denied and why USCIS should
reconsider.

8. Green Card INA
All modern U.S. immigration law is filed under the Immigration and Nationality Act
(INA). Section 264 of the INA is about Green Cards. It reads as such:
“Every alien in the United States . . shall be issued a certificate of alien
registration or an alien registration receipt card in such form and manner and at such
time as shall be prescribed under regulations . ."
This means that every U.S. immigrant shall be granted a Green Card. The INA also reads:
"Every alien, eighteen years of age and over, shall at all times carry with
him and have in his personal possession any certificate of alien registration or
alien registration receipt card issued to him . . Any alien who fails to comply with [these
provisions] shall be guilty of a misdemeanor . ."
This means that if you are an immigrant, you must always carry your Green Card with
you.
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9. Green Card Renewal/Replacement
 The Green Card is a critical document with
which you can ensure that you travel
internationally and your employment eligibility
in the U.S. does not get hampered.
 Form I-90 is the application to renew/replace
Permanent Resident Card.
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13. Contact Us:
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