I-90
Green card renewal (I-90)
Replace or renew your permanent resident card.
This guide explains what the form is -- not whether you should file it. Only a licensed attorney or BIA-accredited representative can advise you on eligibility.
Form I-90 replaces a lost, stolen, or damaged permanent resident card, or renews one expiring within 6 months.
Lawful permanent residents who need to replace or renew their green card file this form.
Government filing fee
$465 online / $415 paper (includes biometrics)
Fees may change. Verify the current fee at uscis.gov before filing.
Government fees are paid directly to USCIS, not to Reunite Assure. Verify current fees at uscis.gov before filing.
Typical processing time
Approximately 8-24 months (estimate only). USCIS may issue a receipt notice usable as temporary proof of status.
Processing times are estimates only and are not guaranteed.
Documents typically required
- Current or expired permanent resident card (if available)
- Valid foreign passport
- Evidence of any name or personal information changes
- Additional documents per USCIS instructions
This list is for general reference. Review official USCIS instructions for the authoritative checklist.
Official USCIS page
uscis.gov/i-90