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Form I-90 | Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card
You can only use Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card if you are a permanent resident (read: a green card holder) in the United States. Besides this obvious minimal requirement, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) also specifies that a permanent resident can file this form under special conditions.

Typically, you want to apply Form 90 when your current green card is about to expire and you need another green card (which will be issued for another 10 years). You can also use Form I-90 when you need to update your green card or get a replacement if your current green card is lost, stolen, or damaged.

Keep in mind, however, that you cannot use Form I-90 to replace the green card if you are a conditional permanent resident. Conditional permanent residents are immigrants who moved to the U.S. as a spouse to a U.S. citizen or another permanent resident. You also cannot use Form I-90 as an investor in an American business (USCIS lets you obtain conditional residentship if you invest $1 mln in the U.S. economy).
– General Form I-90 instructions
Follow the recommendations below to file Form I-90 with USCIS:

Sign the application form. If your form is not signed, USCIS will reject your application. We also strongly recommended writing block letters to improve the legibility of the text.
Do not omit or hide any information that USCIS requests from you in the application form.
if you make an error when writing information into the form, you have to start a new application form (which is not a problem as the application form is available for free on our website or on the USCIS website).
Gather the supporting documentation for your petition.
– Form I- 90 fee
Currently, the filing fee for Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, is $455. On top of this fee, you should be ready to spend another $85 for the biometric services (USCIS may need your photographs, fingerprints, and signature), although you may not need to pay the biometrics fee.
– Form I-90 processing time
The U.S. government does not specify the exact timeframe for renewal of their permanent resident card. In most cases, it takes 6-12 months to process your information and take a decision to issue a new green card in your case or not.
– Where to send Form I-90
You can send your Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, to three USCIS mailboxes. You can only send the application to the specific mailbox depending on the state where you live, though. Visit the Where to File section on the Form I-90 page to get the exact information.

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