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I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) ALERT: On Sept. 26, USCIS automatically extended the validity of Permanent Resident Cards (also known as Green Cards) to 24 months for lawful permanent residents who file Form I-90.

The Form I-90 processing time varies based on several factors. Depending on the applicant's situation and location, green card renewals can take between 1.5 months and a year. A green card replacement will usually take between 1.5 and 13.5 months. This process is also dependent on the current workload of USCIS.

How Long Does It Take to Process Form I-90? The average processing time for Form I-90 is currently between 1.5 months to a year for renewals and 5.5–13.5 months for replacements. The wait time varies based on the applicant's situation and location, as well as USCIS' current workload.

Approximately 8 to 12 Months After Filing After completing the biometrics appointment, USCIS will process your application to replace or renew a green card. If USCIS approves your application, they will mail the new green card to your U.S. mailing address. (Green cards are never mailed to non-U.S. addresses.

Form I-90 Filing Fee Currently, the fee for filing Form I-90 is $455. You will likely also need to pay a biometrics fee of $85, bringing the total cost to $540. You will not have to pay anything if you meet one of the following requirements: You never received your USCIS issued a green card.

Green Card Renewal Processing Time Once U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) receives your renewal form, you can expect to wait 1.5–12 months for it to be processed. You can check the most current processing time on the USCIS website.

Even if you do not use your USCIS online account, we will continue to process your properly completed and signed Form I-90. You will receive notifications and updates about your application by mail through the U.S. Postal Service. If you need assistance, contact the USCIS Contact Center.