How to Check Your Permanent Resident Start Date Easily

Learn how to find your PR start date on your green card and related immigration documents.

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To check your PR start date, you can look at your Permanent Resident Card (green card). The start date is the date you were granted permanent residency and is usually found under the 'Resident Since' section on your card. If you cannot locate your card, you may refer to your USCIS approval notice or immigration documents.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Where can I find my PR start date? You can find your PR start date on your Permanent Resident Card under the 'Resident Since' section.
  2. What if I lost my green card? If you've lost your green card, refer to your USCIS approval notice or immigration documents for your PR start date.
  3. What does PR start date mean? The PR start date indicates when you were granted permanent residency in the country.
  4. How do I replace a lost Permanent Resident Card? To replace a lost PR card, you need to file a Form I-90 with USCIS.

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