Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card
Replace or renew a lost or expiring Green Card.
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About USCIS Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card
Form I-90 is used by a lawful permanent resident to replace or renew a Green Card. People file it when a card is lost, stolen, damaged, contains an error, or is expiring.
This page is a general guide and helper only. It is not legal or immigration advice. Always download and file the current official form from USCIS, since some USCIS forms must be completed on the official version.
Who needs to complete it
- Permanent residents whose card is lost, stolen, or damaged.
- Residents whose card has expired or is about to expire.
- People whose card has incorrect information to correct.
- Residents who changed their legal name and need an updated card.
How to fill out USCIS Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card
- 1Read the instructions and select the reason you are applying.
- 2Enter your current legal name and any other names you have used.
- 3Provide your Alien Registration Number and date of birth.
- 4Enter your mailing and physical address as the form requests.
- 5Explain the reason for the replacement or renewal, such as loss or expiration.
- 6Provide the details about your current or most recent card where asked.
- 7Review, sign, and date the application, and note any preparer or interpreter.
- 8Assemble any supporting documents and file per the current instructions.
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Frequently asked questions
When should I file Form I-90?
File it when your Green Card is lost, stolen, damaged, has an error, needs a name update, or is expiring. You select the reason on the form.
Does this change my status?
No. It replaces or renews the card that shows your permanent resident status. It does not change the status itself.
What if my card has a mistake?
You can use the form to request a corrected card. The instructions explain how errors are handled and what to include.
Is this the official form?
This page is a helper and general guide, not legal or immigration advice. Always download and file the current official form from USCIS at the link provided.