Fill out Form I-90 online

Who uses Form I-90

• Lawful permanent residents whose card has expired or will expire within six months
• Permanent residents whose card was lost, stolen, destroyed, mutilated, or never received
• Residents who legally changed their name or other details, or whose card has an error
• Children who turned 14 and must register, and residents starting or ending commuter status
• Conditional residents who need a replacement card for a reason listed in Part 2, Section B

Before you start

• Your current or most recent Green Card, or a copy (it shows your class of admission code)
• Your A-Number, and your USCIS Online Account Number if you have one
• A copy of a government-issued ID with your name, date of birth, photo, and signature (such as a passport or driver's license), which several reasons ask for
• Registered legal documents for a name change, such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order
• Where you applied for your immigrant visa or adjustment of status, and where it was issued or granted
• A full English translation, with the translator's signed certification, for any document in another language

How to fill out Form I-90

1. 1

   Part 1. Information About You

   Enter your A-Number (Item 1), USCIS Online Account Number if any (Item 2), and full legal name (Items 3.a.-3.c.); the new card is issued in this name. If your name legally changed since the card was issued, answer Yes in Item 4 and give the name exactly as printed on your current card in Items 5.a.-5.c. Give your mailing address in Items 6.a.-6.i., your physical address in Items 7.a.-7.h. only if it is different, and your personal details in Items 8-16: sex, date and place of birth, parents' given names, class of admission, date of admission, and Social Security number if any.

2. 2

   Part 2. Application Type

   Select one box in Items 1.a.-1.c. for your status: lawful permanent resident, permanent resident in commuter status, or conditional permanent resident. Lawful and commuter residents then select one reason in Section A (Items 2.a.-2.j.); conditional residents select one reason in Section B (Items 3.a.-3.e.). If you select 2.h.1. (taking up commuter status), give the U.S. Port-of-Entry you will use in Item 2.h.1.a. Each reason in the instructions lists the evidence to send with it.

3. 3

   Part 3. Processing Information

   Items 1 and 2 ask where you applied for your immigrant visa or adjustment of status, and where the visa was issued or the adjustment granted. Complete Items 3.a. and 3.a.1. only if you entered the United States with an immigrant visa. Item 4 asks about exclusion, deportation, or removal proceedings or a removal order, and Item 5 about Form I-407 or abandonment of status; explain any Yes answer in Part 8. Items 6-11 ask for ethnicity, race, height in feet and inches, weight in pounds, and eye and hair color.

4. 4

   Part 4. Accommodations

   Answer Item 1 to say whether you are asking for an accommodation because of a disability or impairment. If Yes, select the boxes in Items 1.a.-1.c. that apply and describe what you need.

5. 5

   Part 5. Applicant's Statement, Contact Information, Certification, and Signature

   Select Item 1.a. if you read and understood the form in English, or Item 1.b. if the interpreter in Part 6 read it to you, and Item 2 if a preparer helped you. Give your daytime phone number in Item 3, and your mobile number and email in Items 4 and 5 if you have them. Sign Item 6.a. in ink and write the date in Item 6.b.

6. 6

   Parts 6 and 7. Interpreter and Preparer

   Fill these in only if someone interpreted the form for you (Part 6) or prepared it for you (Part 7); one person who did both completes both parts. Each gives their name, organization if any, address, and contact details. The interpreter signs and dates Items 7.a.-7.b. of Part 6, and the preparer selects Item 7.a. or 7.b. and signs and dates Items 8.a.-8.b. of Part 7. An attorney or accredited representative whose role goes beyond preparing the form may also need to file Form G-28.

7. 7

   Part 8. Additional Information

   Use this page for any answer that does not fit, including explanations of Yes answers in Part 3. Give your name and A-Number at the top, list the page, part, and item number for each answer, and sign and date each extra sheet.

After you fill it out

The completed form goes to USCIS with the evidence for your reason and the correct fee, if one applies. You can mail the paper form to the USCIS address shown on the official Form I-90 page; USCIS also accepts Form I-90 filed online through a USCIS online account, which is a separate process on the USCIS website. Check the current filing address, fee, and accepted payment methods on the official Form I-90 and Fee Schedule pages before you send it. USCIS may then mail you a biometrics appointment notice; if you move while the case is pending, update your address with USCIS.

Signing: Item 6.a. says to sign in ink, and USCIS does not accept a typed or stamped name in place of a signature, so print the form and sign it by hand. A parent or legal guardian may sign for an applicant under 14, and USCIS accepts a photocopy, fax, or scan of the original hand-signed form.

Questions about Form I-90

Official information

• Form I-90 page (USCIS)
• Instructions for Form I-90 (PDF)
• Replace Your Green Card (USCIS)
• Form G-1055, Fee Schedule (USCIS)

Page text last reviewed November 7, 2026.

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