Why do I need to renew my Green Card?
You will need to renew your Green Card if:
You are a permanent resident whose 10-year Green Card has expired or will expire within the next 6 months.
How long does it take?
The Green Card Renewal application process usually takes 6 to 10 months. The exact time depends on each individual situation.
Steps:
1. You file Form USCIS I-90; the USCIS confirms the receipt within 1-3 weeks.
2. The Biometrics appointment is scheduled within 4-6 weeks.
3. Your Green Card is issued 6-10 months after filing.
This information is approximate and does not guarantee that the actual timeline of your application will be the same.
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Submit your valid and up-to-date official documents
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Do not provide false, misleading or fraudulent information or documents
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Answer all of the questions honestly
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Avoid spelling mistakes
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Provide as much information as you can
Application tips:
When do I need to renew my Green Card?
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Your Green Card is expiring within six months
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When you become 14 years old
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You are going to work in the U.S., but currently live in a different country
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You have been given a permanent resident status after a period of employment in the U.S.
How much does it cost?
U.S. government fees are mandatory and nonrefundable:
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USCIS I-90 filing fee: $455
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USCIS Biometric Services: $85
The total cost can vary depending on each individual case. The figures above do not include attorney fees, professional assistance and translation fees, travel costs, securing needed documents, postage, etc. Government fees may change by the decision of the government.
Application advisory fee charged by USA Visa Consultants: $199