What to Do When Your 10-Year Green Card Expires?

Learn key steps to renew your 10-year Green Card and maintain your permanent residency status without legal issues.

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After your 10-year Green Card expires, you must apply for renewal. Submit Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, to extend your permanent residency. It's crucial to renew it before the card expires to maintain your status and avoid any legal issues. Be aware that expiration of the card does not mean the expiration of your permanent residency status.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How long does it take to renew a 10-year Green Card? The renewal process can take several months, so it's recommended to apply as early as possible before your current card expires.
  2. What happens if I forget to renew my Green Card? If you forget to renew, your Green Card will expire, but your permanent residency status remains. However, it's vital to renew to avoid complications.
  3. Can I travel with an expired Green Card? Traveling with an expired Green Card is risky, as you may face issues re-entering the U.S. It's best to have a valid card before traveling.

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