Green Card Renewal Processing Time

The topic we will introduce in this article will cover the most relevant information related to processing times of a Form I-90, an application used to renew or replace a Permanent Resident Card (known as Green Card). You need this handy plastic card to prove your lawful permanent resident status. When you want to renew your card, you should consider how long it takes to process it. For example, you plan to travel abroad and want to secure your homecoming, or you have a hospital appointment in few months, and you want all the formalities to go smoothly. This article will explain what you should know about Green Card processing time to make your other arrangements accordingly.

2023-09-21T05:33:30-05:00Categories: Immigration Guides|Tags: , , |

What is USCIS Form I-90 | Application for Green Cards

The following article is a deeper dive into understanding the process of renewing or replacing your Green Card if you are a Legal Permanent Resident (LPR). The application for the most current version of the Green Card is USCIS' Form I-90. Permanent residents with a Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) are obliged to carry the valid card with them at all times. Section 264(e) of the Immigration and Nationality Act requires you to make sure you are following the law on this.

2023-09-20T23:55:09-05:00Categories: Immigration Guides|Tags: , , |

A Guide On How To Renew Your Green Card

If you are on this page, you most probably know that officially referred to as the "I-551 Permanent Resident Card", your Green Card serves as proof of your permanent residence status in the U.S. As a rule, you need to renew your Green Card every 10 years.

2023-09-20T23:52:52-05:00Categories: Immigration Guides|Tags: , |

Green Card Number – What You Need to Know

In the following article, we will clarify the topic of Green Card Number. To illustrate it properly, we will cover the basics of the Permanent Resident Card, introduce you to the Green Card Number itself, show you how to read it, and decipher all the mysterious numbers it consists of.

2023-09-19T07:35:31-05:00Categories: Immigration Guides|Tags: , |

SB-1 Returning Resident Visa Guide

Many permanent residents and conditional residents leave America for a variety of reasons. Common reasons include work, spending time with relatives, and vacations. These permanent residents (LPRs) and conditional residents (CR) need to be careful how long they stay outside the United States. If they stay more than a year or beyond their re-entry permit validity period, they will need to obtain a new immigrant visit in order to return.

2023-06-09T02:19:09-05:00Categories: Immigration Guides|Tags: , , |

Obtaining Permanent Residence in the United States Through Marriage (Marriage Green Card)

“Green Card” is the popular name for a “lawful permanent resident card.”  There was a time these cards were green and the term “green card” is still being used to signify lawful permanent resident status cards.

The Process of Getting a GREEN CARD in the US!

A green card holder (permanent resident) is someone who has been granted authorization to live and work in the United States on a permanent basis. As a proof of that status, USCIS grants a permanent resident card which is also known as the green card.

2021-10-02T02:02:15-05:00Categories: Immigration Articles|Tags: , |
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