Green card replacement: existing status and the correct form

Green card replacement: existing status and the correct form Qualifications and requirements: Form I-90 is for lawful permanent residents and permanent residents in commuter status replacing or renewing an existing card. Conditional residents can use it for certain replacement needs. A conditional resident cannot use I-90 to replace a card that has expired or will expire within 90 days; removing conditions is a separate petition process. Documents to prepare (confirm what is required): Existing card copy if available; Identity and USCIS notices; Evidence of loss, damage or incorrect information specified by current instructions Exceptions and checks: Marriage-based conditions generally use I-751; qualifying investment-based conditions use I-829. I-90 does not remove conditions. Questions to ask: Is the card conditional or a regular permanent resident card?; What replacement reason and expiration date appear on the records? Next steps: Identify the card category before choosing a form.; Confirm accepted edition, evidence, fee and filing route on the current USCIS form page.; Ask authorized counsel about conditional or disputed status. Limits: Replacement prerequisites do not establish eligibility for an initial green card. Federal routes apply in all Arkansas counties. Documents are preparation suggestions, not universal requirements; send records only through verified secure agency channels.