USCIS Form I-90 · Green Card renewal and replacement
Replace or renew your Green Card with clear step-by-step help.
Docgle turns Form I-90 into a plain-English walkthrough, then helps you review a completed official PDF before you sign, pay USCIS separately, and file.
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You are in the right place for Form I-90 if you already have a Green Card.
What happens next
Tell us why you need a new Permanent Resident Card.Docgle shows the questions that apply, helps you review the official PDF, and keeps USCIS filing fees separate.Know you are in the right place before you start.
Form I-90 is for renewing or replacing an existing Permanent Resident Card. It is not the usual path for getting a first Green Card.
Card is expiring or expired
Renew a 10-year Permanent Resident Card that expired or is close to expiring.
Lost, stolen, or destroyed
Replace a card you no longer have, with the reason preserved for USCIS review.
Damaged card
Prepare a replacement when the card is mutilated, unreadable, or physically damaged.
Name or biographic change
Walk through the name, identity, and evidence checks tied to changed information.
Never received
Handle the path where USCIS issued a card but it did not arrive.
Turned 14
Check the age-registration path before the form collects identity details.
Official USCIS details, organized before you file.
USCIS puts the most important filing facts on the I-90 source page. Here are the parts people usually need before they decide whether to use Docgle, file online, or prepare a paper packet.
Forms and downloads
USCIS provides the blank Form I-90 PDF and the official instructions. Download both from USCIS if you want to file without Docgle.
Edition date
Current Form I-90 edition date: 01/20/25. USCIS says all pages must be from the same edition or the filing may be rejected.
Where to file
USCIS lists two filing options: online through a USCIS account, or by mail to the I-90 lockbox. Fee-waiver requests cannot be filed online.
USCIS filing fee
USCIS fees are paid to USCIS, not Docgle. The amount depends on how you file and why you need a new card, so confirm it on the USCIS fee schedule.
Paper filing tips
USCIS says missing family name, mailing address, date of birth, or signature can cause rejection. G-1145 can be clipped to a lockbox filing for email or text acceptance notice.
Before I-90
USCIS tells I-90 visitors to check whether naturalization might be an option before filing a Green Card renewal or replacement.
Source checked from the USCIS Form I-90 page and USCIS fee schedule on September 26, 2026. Confirm current fees, edition date, and mailing instructions on USCIS before filing.
A clear path from confusion to completed form.
Work at your own pace. You can save, return, and review before you unlock the final PDF.
Confirm the I-90 path
Docgle starts by checking whether this is renewal or replacement, not a first Green Card or conditions-removal filing.
Answer plain questions
The walkthrough translates USCIS sections into everyday choices, with help beside the questions that matter.
Review the official PDF
Before payment, you can review the work and fix missing or stale answers before generating the completed form.
File with USCIS
Download the completed PDF, sign where required, pay USCIS separately, and follow the official filing steps.
Real software, built around the actual I-90 form.
The page should feel like the start of the product because it is: Docgle is not just hosting a PDF. The walkthrough keeps each replacement reason, stop condition, answer, and final review tied to the official form.
Open the walkthroughReason-first branching
Lost card, renewal, DHS error, never-received card, name change, and age-registration paths stay separate.
Built-in stop points
The walkthrough stops conditional residents who appear to need I-751 or I-829 instead of I-90.
Completed PDF review
Your answers are checked against the Form I-90 structure before the final download step.
Choose the right level of help.
Price matters, but it should sit inside the decision. Docgle is for people who can file for themselves but do not want to decode Form I-90 alone.
Do it yourself with USCIS
USCIS fee onlyBest if you are comfortable reading the official form and instructions without extra help.
- Official source
- No Docgle fee
- You interpret every question yourself
Docgle guided I-90
$120 to DocgleBest when you want software to turn the form into a guided interview and completed PDF.
- Preview free
- Plain-English questions
- Completed PDF and filing checklist
Attorney or accredited help
VariesBest for arrests, removal history, long trips outside the U.S., or anything legally uncertain.
- Legal judgment
- Representation options
- More appropriate for complicated cases
Transparent cost, after the product makes sense.
Docgle charges once when you generate the completed form. USCIS fees are separate and paid directly to USCIS.
Fee exemptions and fee waivers can change what USCIS charges. Confirm the amount that applies to you on Form G-1055 and the official I-90 page.
Honest answers
Is Docgle part of USCIS or the government?
No. Docgle is independent software that helps you prepare your own application. It is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency, and it does not provide legal advice. The official source for Form I-90 is uscis.gov, and we link to it so you can verify everything yourself.
Can I just file for free on the USCIS website?
Yes, and you always could. What you pay Docgle for is clarity: plain-English questions instead of form fields and legalese, help understanding what each question means, error checks before you file, and instructions tailored to your reason for filing. If you are comfortable with the official form on your own, you do not need us.
How long does USCIS take to process an I-90?
Processing times change. Check the USCIS processing-times tool for the current estimate, and read your receipt notice for any extension or other proof-of-status terms that apply to your filing.
What if my situation is complicated?
Docgle is built for routine renewals and replacements. If your history includes arrests or convictions, removal proceedings, long trips outside the United States, or anything you are unsure about, talk with a licensed immigration attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative before filing. The walkthrough flags several of these situations and tells you when to stop and get advice.
Is my information secure?
Your answers are used to prepare your form and are handled under our privacy practices. Read exactly how your data is stored and used on our Privacy & trust page.
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