What happens If your Green Card Expired?

 

Green Card also refers to an immigration process of becoming a permanent resident. An individual with a Green Card has the right to live and work permanently in the United States.

If you allow it to expire, you may find that you have trouble getting a job, a driver’s license or other public benefits.

Three major life problems with an Expired Green Card:

1. Getting a Job with an Expired Green Card
2. Reentering the U.S. with an Expired Green Card
3. Buying a House with an Expired Green Card

Renewing Your Green Card:

• If you are in the United States and your 10-year Green Card has expired or will expire within the next 6 months, you may renew your Green Card by filing a Green Card Renewal application on Form I-90. You may also be eligible to file your Form I-90 online.
• If you are outside of the United States when your Green Card expires and you have not applied for the renewal card prior to your departure, you should contact the nearest U.S. Consulate, USCIS office, or U.S. port of entry before attempting to file Form I-90 for a renewal Card.

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Tips to maintain a Green card status:

We advise you to do certain thinks to maintain your lawful permanent resident (LPR) status. Consider the below steps must keep in mind when you are applying for U.S. Citizenship in the future. Don't leave the country for a long period of time; Always file a federal: and file your new address, when you are moving.

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