How to Replace a Permanent Resident Card

If you have lost, destroyed or mutilated your permanent resident card or if it has been stolen, you will need to have a replacement card. If you had a card issued before the age of 14 or your resident status has changed, you need to know how to replace a permanent resident card as soon as possible. You must have this card on your person at all times. Follow these steps to get a replacement card.

Things You'll Need

• Form USCIS Form I-90

Instructions

1. Download the Form I-90 from the Internet (See Reference), which can be filled in online and printed, or you can print it out and use a black ink pen to complete the form.

2. Call [phone] and request a Form I-90 by mail. The USCIS will send you a form in the mail that will need to be completed and returned.

3. Contact the Port of Entry, USCIS Office or American Consulate nearest you if you are out of the United States and need to replace your card. You must do this before you can file a Form I-90.

4. Send the completed I-90 form and any required documents to USCIS, PO Box 21262, Phoenix, Arizona 85036.

References

• Replace a Permanent Resident Card
• Form I-90