Greencard Renewal/
Replacement
Greencard Renewal/
Replacement
Green Card Renewal (Form I-90) lets permanent residents renew an expiring card or replace one that's lost, stolen, or damaged. We handle the paperwork, catch errors before immigration does, and ensure your card arrives on time.
At a Glance
Save Money
Up to 80% less than traditional legal fees.
General Renewal
Fast 24-hour turnaround and streamlined process.
Peace of Mind
Unlimited support and 10+ years of immigration
expertise.
3-8 Months
Processing Time
$500
Per Service
Greencard Renewal/
Replacement
Green Card Renewal (Form I-90) lets permanent residents renew an expiring card or replace one that's lost, stolen, or damaged. We handle the paperwork, catch errors before immigration does, and ensure your card arrives on time.
At a Glance
Save Money
Up to 80% less than traditional legal fees.
Save Time
Fast 24-hour turnaround and streamlined process.
Peace of Mind
Unlimited support and 10+ years of immigration expertise.
3-8 Months
Processing Time
$500
Per Service
Who Can File?
Who Can File?
Permanent residents need to renew or replace their green card in these situations.
Who qualifies
Your 10-year green card is expiring or has already expired.
- You can file up to 6 months before your card's expiration date.
- If your card has already expired, you can still file — your permanent resident status doesn't end just because the card did.
- Important: if you have a 2-year conditional green card (typically from a recent marriage), you don't use this service — you need Removal of Conditions instead.
Main evidence needed
Documents you must gather to support your application package.
Forms and Filing Fees
USCIS administrative components and mandatory filing costs.
| Form Number | Form Name | Government Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Form I-90 | Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card | $415 online / $465 paper |
Processing time
Typically 4–14 months. Your receipt notice extends your card's validity for 36 months while you wait, so you're not left without valid status documentation.
What happens after filing
- 1Receipt NoticeUSCIS issues a receipt notice, usually within 4–6 weeks.
- 2BiometricsBiometrics appointment, if required — many renewals reuse prior biometrics on file.
- 3ReviewYour case is reviewed.
- 4ApprovalYour new green card is mailed upon approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to guide your decision-making.
General Eligibility
General Eligibility
General Eligibility
Review these requirements carefully to ensure you qualify.
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Lawful permanent residents with a valid 10-year green card should renew six months before it expires.
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Your card is lost, stolen, damaged, never received, or contains incorrect information.
Important Notice: Meeting these eligibility requirements does not guarantee approval. It's important to provide complete and accurate information throughout your application.
Whats Included
Whats Included
Whats Included
We handle the paperwork
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The whole application package is completed by Elara
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Passport photo included
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Expert review before submission
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We ship your application
You get a team
✓
Your own Immigration Expert
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Access to us after filing
✓
Unlimited questions and support
One flat fee. No surprises.
Ready to get started
Ready to get started
Ready to get started
We'll handle your entire application from start to finish — so you can focus on what matters most.
elara
99 Wall St, Suite 2809
New York, NY 10005
elara
99 Wall St, Suite 2809
New York, NY 10005
elara
99 Wall St, Suite 2809
New York, NY 10005
elara
99 Wall St, Suite 2809
New York, NY 10005
Who Can File?
Permanent residents need to renew or replace their green card in these situations.
General Renewal
10-Year Expiration
Replacement
if lost, damaged, never received, or has incorrect information.
Who qualifies
Your 10-year green card is expiring or has already expired.
- You can file up to 6 months before your card's expiration date.
- If your card has already expired, you can still file — your permanent resident status doesn't end just because the card did.
- Important: if you have a 2-year conditional green card (typically from a recent marriage), you don't use this service — you need Removal of Conditions instead.
Main evidence needed
Documents you must gather to support your application package.
Forms and Filing Fees
USCIS administrative components and mandatory filing costs.
| Form Number | Form Name | Government Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Form I-90 | Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card | $415 online / $465 paper |
Processing time
Typically 4–14 months. Your receipt notice extends your card's validity for 36 months while you wait, so you're not left without valid status documentation.
What happens after filing
- 1Receipt NoticeUSCIS issues a receipt notice, usually within 4–6 weeks.
- 2BiometricsBiometrics appointment, if required — many renewals reuse prior biometrics on file.
- 3ReviewYour case is reviewed.
- 4ApprovalYour new green card is mailed upon approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to guide your decision-making.
Who qualifies
Your 10-year green card is expiring or has already expired.
- You can file up to 6 months before your card's expiration date.
- If your card has already expired, you can still file — your permanent resident status doesn't end just because the card did.
- Important: if you have a 2-year conditional green card (typically from a recent marriage), you don't use this service — you need Removal of Conditions instead.
Main evidence needed
Documents you must gather to support your application package.
Forms and Filing Fees
USCIS administrative components and mandatory filing costs.
| Form Number | Form Name | Government Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Form I-90 | Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card | $415 online / $465 paper |
Processing time
Typically 4–14 months. Your receipt notice extends your card's validity for 36 months while you wait, so you're not left without valid status documentation.
What happens after filing
- 1Receipt NoticeUSCIS issues a receipt notice, usually within 4–6 weeks.
- 2BiometricsBiometrics appointment, if required — many renewals reuse prior biometrics on file.
- 3ReviewYour case is reviewed.
- 4ApprovalYour new green card is mailed upon approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to guide your decision-making.
Greencard Renewal/
Replacement
Green Card Renewal (Form I-90) lets permanent residents renew an expiring card or replace one that's lost, stolen, or damaged. We handle the paperwork, catch errors before immigration does, and ensure your card arrives on time.
At a Glance
Save Money
Up to 80% less than traditional legal fees.
Save Time
Fast 24-hour turnaround and streamlined process.
Peace of Mind
Unlimited support and 10+ years of immigration
expertise.
3-8 Months
Processing Time
$500
Per Service
Who Can File?
Permanent residents need to renew or replace their green card in these situations.
General Renewal
10-Year Expiration
Replacement
if lost, damaged, never received, or has incorrect information.
Who qualifies
Your 10-year green card is expiring or has already expired.
- You can file up to 6 months before your card's expiration date.
- If your card has already expired, you can still file — your permanent resident status doesn't end just because the card did.
- Important: if you have a 2-year conditional green card (typically from a recent marriage), you don't use this service — you need Removal of Conditions instead.
Main evidence needed
Documents you must gather to support your application package.
Forms and Filing Fees
USCIS administrative components and mandatory filing costs.
| Form Number | Form Name | Government Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Form I-90 | Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card | $415 online / $465 paper |
Processing time
Typically 4–14 months. Your receipt notice extends your card's validity for 36 months while you wait, so you're not left without valid status documentation.
What happens after filing
- 1Receipt NoticeUSCIS issues a receipt notice, usually within 4–6 weeks.
- 2BiometricsBiometrics appointment, if required — many renewals reuse prior biometrics on file.
- 3ReviewYour case is reviewed.
- 4ApprovalYour new green card is mailed upon approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to guide your decision-making.
Who qualifies
Your 10-year green card is expiring or has already expired.
- You can file up to 6 months before your card's expiration date.
- If your card has already expired, you can still file — your permanent resident status doesn't end just because the card did.
- Important: if you have a 2-year conditional green card (typically from a recent marriage), you don't use this service — you need Removal of Conditions instead.
Main evidence needed
Documents you must gather to support your application package.
Forms and Filing Fees
USCIS administrative components and mandatory filing costs.
| Form Number | Form Name | Government Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Form I-90 | Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card | $415 online / $465 paper |
Processing time
Typically 4–14 months. Your receipt notice extends your card's validity for 36 months while you wait, so you're not left without valid status documentation.
What happens after filing
- 1Receipt NoticeUSCIS issues a receipt notice, usually within 4–6 weeks.
- 2BiometricsBiometrics appointment, if required — many renewals reuse prior biometrics on file.
- 3ReviewYour case is reviewed.
- 4ApprovalYour new green card is mailed upon approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to guide your decision-making.