Form I-90 Preparation
Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, is used by lawful permanent residents for certain Green Card renewal or replacement requests.
Global Apostille Group provides administrative assistance completing Form I-90 using information and supporting documents supplied by the client.
Filing Fee & Processing Time
USCIS fees and processing times can change. Current information should always be confirmed again before filing.
$415
The current general USCIS filing fee for Form I-90 submitted online is $415. Certain applicants may qualify for a no-fee filing category or fee waiver.
$465
The current general USCIS fee for a paper Form I-90 filing is $465. The correct fee depends on the filing reason and should be verified before submission.
USCIS's national historical median for Form I-90 in fiscal year 2026 through June 30, 2026 was approximately 7.9 months. Actual processing time varies by case and this figure is not a guarantee of completion within that period.
Documents That May Be Required
Required documents depend on why the Permanent Resident Card is being renewed, replaced, or corrected. The examples below are subject to review.
Current or Expired Green Card
A copy of the applicant's existing Permanent Resident Card may be required when available.
Government-Issued Identification
A passport, driver's license, state identification card, or other identity document may be needed depending on the reason for filing.
Name Change Documentation
Marriage certificates, divorce decrees, court orders, or other official records may be needed when requesting a card in a new legal name.
Evidence of Incorrect Information
Supporting documents may be necessary when requesting correction of a card containing incorrect biographical or other information.
Replacement-Related Evidence
Additional information may be required when a card was lost, stolen, damaged, never received, or otherwise needs replacement.
Additional USCIS Records
Receipt notices, prior immigration documents, or other USCIS records may be helpful depending on the filing reason.
Global Apostille Group provides administrative form-preparation assistance only. If the case involves questions about immigration status, eligibility, criminal history, removal proceedings, or another legal issue, a licensed immigration attorney should be consulted.
Form I-90 FAQs
Common questions about administrative preparation of Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card.
What is Form I-90 used for?
Form I-90 is used for certain Permanent Resident Card renewals, replacements, corrections, and related requests. The appropriate filing reason depends on what happened to the current card.
What are the current USCIS filing fees?
The current general filing fee is $415 for an online filing and $465 for a paper filing. Certain filing reasons have no fee, and some applicants may qualify for a fee waiver. USCIS fees should always be verified immediately before filing.
How long does Form I-90 take?
Processing time varies. USCIS's historical national median for fiscal year 2026 through June 30, 2026 was approximately 7.9 months, but an individual case may take more or less time.
Can I use Form I-90 if my Green Card was lost or stolen?
Form I-90 is generally used by permanent residents to request replacement of a lost, stolen, or destroyed Permanent Resident Card, subject to the applicant's particular immigration status and filing circumstances.
Can I use Form I-90 to renew a two-year conditional Green Card?
Generally, no. A conditional permanent resident does not use Form I-90 simply to renew an expiring two-year conditional card. The person generally must use the applicable petition to remove conditions on residence.
What if USCIS made an error on my Green Card?
Form I-90 can be used in certain situations to request correction of incorrect information on a Permanent Resident Card. USCIS currently lists a no-fee category when the incorrect information resulted from a Department of Homeland Security error.
What if I changed my legal name?
An applicant requesting a card reflecting a legal name change may need to provide supporting documentation such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order showing the change.
Does Global Apostille Group provide legal advice?
No. Global Apostille Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Our service is limited to administrative form preparation using information and documents supplied by the client.