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Secure Your Future: Expert Green Card Renewal Services

Secure Your Future: Expert Green Card Renewal Services

Secure Your Future: Expert Green Card Renewal Services

Understanding the Green Card Renewal Process, Timeline, Cost, and Requirements

Understanding the Green Card Renewal Process, Timeline, Cost, and Requirements

Understanding the Green Card Renewal Process, Timeline, Cost, and Requirements

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Overview


Renewing your Green Card is crucial to maintaining your status as a lawful permanent resident in the United States. At Fibi Law Firm, we provide expert guidance to ensure your renewal process is smooth and stress-free.


When to Renew Your Green Card


Your Green Card is valid for 10 years. Start the renewal process six months before its expiration date. If your card is already expired, we can help you renew it as soon as possible.


Steps to Renew Your Green Card


Complete Form I-90

Fill out Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, online or by mail.


Gather Required Documents

Provide a copy of your current Green Card and any documents related to legal name changes (e.g., marriage certificate).


Pay the Fees

The total fee is $540 ($455 filing fee + $85 biometric services fee). Fee waivers are available for those who qualify.


Submit Your Application

Submit Form I-90 and supporting documents online or by mail to USCIS.


Attend Your Biometrics Appointment

USCIS will schedule an appointment to collect your fingerprints, photo, and signature.


Wait for Your New Green Card

Processing times vary, but you can check the status online using the USCIS case status tool.


Common Issues and Solutions


Lost or Stolen Green Card

File Form I-90 and indicate the card was lost or stolen.


Name Changes

Include legal documents that prove your name change.


FAQs


What if my Green Card expires while I'm outside the U.S.?

Contact the nearest U.S. consulate or embassy to apply for a boarding foil.


Can I work while waiting for my Green Card renewal?

Yes, your expired card and USCIS receipt notice serve as proof of your legal status.


How long does the renewal process take?

Typically 8-12 months. Check current USCIS processing times online.


How Fibi Law Firm Can Help


Our experienced attorneys assist with:


Completing and submitting Form I-90


Ensuring all necessary documentation is included


Addressing issues or delays during the renewal process



Contact Us


For help with renewing your Green Card, contact Fibi Law Firm:


To request a Green card Renewal, contact us and let us help you.



For more detailed information on Green Card renewals, you can link to the official U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) page:
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services – Green Card Renewal


Overview


Renewing your Green Card is crucial to maintaining your status as a lawful permanent resident in the United States. At Fibi Law Firm, we provide expert guidance to ensure your renewal process is smooth and stress-free.


When to Renew Your Green Card


Your Green Card is valid for 10 years. Start the renewal process six months before its expiration date. If your card is already expired, we can help you renew it as soon as possible.


Steps to Renew Your Green Card


Complete Form I-90

Fill out Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, online or by mail.


Gather Required Documents

Provide a copy of your current Green Card and any documents related to legal name changes (e.g., marriage certificate).


Pay the Fees

The total fee is $540 ($455 filing fee + $85 biometric services fee). Fee waivers are available for those who qualify.


Submit Your Application

Submit Form I-90 and supporting documents online or by mail to USCIS.


Attend Your Biometrics Appointment

USCIS will schedule an appointment to collect your fingerprints, photo, and signature.


Wait for Your New Green Card

Processing times vary, but you can check the status online using the USCIS case status tool.


Common Issues and Solutions


Lost or Stolen Green Card

File Form I-90 and indicate the card was lost or stolen.


Name Changes

Include legal documents that prove your name change.


FAQs


What if my Green Card expires while I'm outside the U.S.?

Contact the nearest U.S. consulate or embassy to apply for a boarding foil.


Can I work while waiting for my Green Card renewal?

Yes, your expired card and USCIS receipt notice serve as proof of your legal status.


How long does the renewal process take?

Typically 8-12 months. Check current USCIS processing times online.


How Fibi Law Firm Can Help


Our experienced attorneys assist with:


Completing and submitting Form I-90


Ensuring all necessary documentation is included


Addressing issues or delays during the renewal process



Contact Us


For help with renewing your Green Card, contact Fibi Law Firm:


To request a Green card Renewal, contact us and let us help you.



For more detailed information on Green Card renewals, you can link to the official U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) page:
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services – Green Card Renewal


Overview


Renewing your Green Card is crucial to maintaining your status as a lawful permanent resident in the United States. At Fibi Law Firm, we provide expert guidance to ensure your renewal process is smooth and stress-free.


When to Renew Your Green Card


Your Green Card is valid for 10 years. Start the renewal process six months before its expiration date. If your card is already expired, we can help you renew it as soon as possible.


Steps to Renew Your Green Card


Complete Form I-90

Fill out Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, online or by mail.


Gather Required Documents

Provide a copy of your current Green Card and any documents related to legal name changes (e.g., marriage certificate).


Pay the Fees

The total fee is $540 ($455 filing fee + $85 biometric services fee). Fee waivers are available for those who qualify.


Submit Your Application

Submit Form I-90 and supporting documents online or by mail to USCIS.


Attend Your Biometrics Appointment

USCIS will schedule an appointment to collect your fingerprints, photo, and signature.


Wait for Your New Green Card

Processing times vary, but you can check the status online using the USCIS case status tool.


Common Issues and Solutions


Lost or Stolen Green Card

File Form I-90 and indicate the card was lost or stolen.


Name Changes

Include legal documents that prove your name change.


FAQs


What if my Green Card expires while I'm outside the U.S.?

Contact the nearest U.S. consulate or embassy to apply for a boarding foil.


Can I work while waiting for my Green Card renewal?

Yes, your expired card and USCIS receipt notice serve as proof of your legal status.


How long does the renewal process take?

Typically 8-12 months. Check current USCIS processing times online.


How Fibi Law Firm Can Help


Our experienced attorneys assist with:


Completing and submitting Form I-90


Ensuring all necessary documentation is included


Addressing issues or delays during the renewal process



Contact Us


For help with renewing your Green Card, contact Fibi Law Firm:


To request a Green card Renewal, contact us and let us help you.



For more detailed information on Green Card renewals, you can link to the official U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) page:
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services – Green Card Renewal

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© Fibi Law Firm 2023

Call (800) 842-0316 for Your Free Consultation

© Fibi Law Firm 2023