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How can a permanent resident renew an expired green card?

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Hi there, and welcome! I'm Guillermo, a licensed U.S. immigration attorney with over 27 years of experience in this area. I'm really glad you're here, and I'm looking forward to helping you.

Regarding your mother's permanent resident card renewal, have you considered any specific steps to address this situation? Have you looked at the Form I-90? That's all she needs to file, to tell you the truth. Here is a link: https://www.uscis.gov/i-90

Note: The renewal of a permanent resident card through Form I-90 is governed by (8 CFR § 264.5), which sets out the requirements for replacing or renewing evidence of lawful permanent resident status.

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My mother moved to the USA 60+ years ago. She is of German descent. She is considered a "permanent resident". During this time she married an American, my father, and had a family. But, recently, when we tried to get her ID/drivers license renewed they wouldn't let her. She had to show a valid "permanent resident" card. A passport might work as well for her to get her government ID/drivers license. She probably will not be driving since she is getting on up in age. So, can you please help me get her her "permanent resident" card renewed so she can get her ID?

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I understand how important it is to have proper identification for your mother. Has she ever received a permanent resident card, or is she currently using another form of documentation?

Yes, she has received a permanent resident card.

Lexi

Lexi, Chatbot

Has your mother experienced any changes in her immigration status or residency that might affect her ability to renew her permanent resident card?

No.

Lexi

Lexi, Chatbot

Is there anything else the Immigration Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured they'll be able to help with your permanent resident card renewal.

She is getting on up in age, elderly, but I am willing to drive her where she needs to go to make this happen.

Guillermo Senmartin

Guillermo Senmartin

Hi there, and welcome! I'm Guillermo, a licensed U.S. immigration attorney with over 27 years of experience in this area. I'm really glad you're here, and I'm looking forward to helping you.

Regarding your mother's permanent resident card renewal, have you considered any specific steps to address this situation? Have you looked at the Form I-90? That's all she needs to file, to tell you the truth. Here is a link: https://www.uscis.gov/i-90

Note: The renewal of a permanent resident card through Form I-90 is governed by (8 CFR § 264.5), which sets out the requirements for replacing or renewing evidence of lawful permanent resident status.

Yes, I have. I did fill it out the I-90 for her, on paper. She gave me the information needed. But, am worried if I don't fill it out correctly it will delay, or deny, her application. I know the fee for the USCIS for this is over $500, so I want to get it right.

Guillermo Senmartin

Guillermo Senmartin

I understand your concern about getting everything right. Even though it is late for me, I'll answer a few questions now, and we can continue tomorrow, if need be. What are your questions about the I-90?

It is good if the I-90 form is all I need. I will get with her and try to submit the I-90 form online. Will let you know if I have a questions in the process. Thanks for any help you can give.

Guillermo Senmartin

Guillermo Senmartin

Hello. Just checking in. Any update on this?

She is going on 91. There is no change to her immigration status or residency, other than the fact that her permanent resident card has expired. It is getting harder for her, and us, the longer she goes without a current ID. Will submit the I-90 form.

Guillermo Senmartin

Guillermo Senmartin

It sounds like you're on the right track with submitting the I-90 form. Did you look through the I-90? Do you have any questions for me? Most people get hung up on the first three questions in Part 3, page 3. Let me know if you need help.

Guillermo Senmartin

Guillermo Senmartin

It seems like you may not have any more questions right now, so I'll go ahead and wrap things up for the moment. I really hope you found our conversation helpful. While I can't control the outcome of your case, I'm committed to providing honest, accurate guidance you can trust. Wishing you the very best with everything ahead, and know that you can reach out if you need support again.

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Guillermo Senmartin

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