Green card

Renew your green card

Renewals, replacements, and travel documents for people who already have a green card.

Only takes a few minutes

01 · Choose your situation

Which one is yours?

Pick the closest match to see your forms, documents, cost, and timeline.

Expired, lost, stolen, or damaged cardRenew or replace a green card Travel abroad for up to two yearsRe-entry permit Lost, stolen, or never issuedReplace an I-94 arrival record Not sure which one?Answer a few questions and see which fits your case. Free.

02 · Pricing

Your exact fee, before you pay anything.

One flat technology fee for your petition. No hourly billing.
The free check shows you all three:

Technology feeFlat, for your petition

Government feesFor your exact forms

Typical timelineFor your petition type

See your exact fee

USCIS filing fees go to the government, never to us.

03 · How it works

You answer. You stay in control of every word.

Simple questions in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Self-help software to draft your own petition, checked for completeness before you file. See it in detail.

Check requirementsThe exact list your case needs.
Complete your application AISimple questions, onto the official forms.
Verify and submit AIEvery field and document checked before you file.
Track your caseFollow it by receipt number after filing.

04 · Frequently asked questions

Asked before every green card petition

Is my status gone if my green card expires?

No — the card is proof, not the status itself. An expired card still needs replacing for work and travel, and Form I-90 is the application that does it. The free check shows what your renewal needs.

What is a re-entry permit?

A travel document from Form I-131 that protects a green card during long trips abroad, generally for up to two years. You must be in the U.S. when you file, and its page explains the path.

What is an I-94, and why would I replace it?

The I-94 is your arrival record, and employers and USCIS forms ask for it. Most recent arrivals can print theirs from the CBP website — if yours is lost or was never issued, Form I-102 replaces it.

How much will my petition cost in total?

Two parts: our flat technology fee — keep your green card petitions start $149 — and USCIS filing fees paid by you directly to the government. Your free check shows both exactly, before you pay anything.

How long does this take?

You can start right now — the free check takes a few minutes. The rest moves at your pace: your progress saves as you go, and nothing is final until you file.

What if I make a mistake?

The software checks every field, signature, and document before your packet is marked complete, and flags anything missing or inconsistent. You can edit until you file. A software check, not a legal review.

Can I do this in Spanish or Portuguese?