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Green Card Renewal Preparation

Document preparation support for renewing or replacing your Permanent Resident Card before or after it expires.

OG Multiservices provides document preparation and administrative assistance — not legal representation.

Green Card Renewal Preparation

What is Form I-90?

A permanent resident card (green card) is valid for a limited time, commonly ten years. Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, is the form lawful permanent residents use to renew an expiring card or to replace one that is lost, stolen, damaged or has incorrect information.

Renewing a card does not change your status as a permanent resident, but a valid card matters for work, travel and proving your status. If your card is a two-year conditional card, the process is different — see our removal of conditions (Form I-751) page, and check USCIS's official Form I-90 page for what applies to you.

OG helps you gather the information and documents the form asks for — your current card, identity documents and, if the card was lost or damaged, a clear account of what happened — and prepares the form from what you provide. The finished form is yours to check, sign and file; we do not give legal advice.

When do you need this?

  • Your green card is expiring within 6 months
  • Your green card was already expired
  • Your card was lost, stolen, or damaged
  • Your name or other information needs correcting

What's included

  • Review of your current card and the documents you have
  • Form I-90 organization and preparation support
  • Help understanding which supporting documents the instructions list
  • Certified translation of any foreign-language documents

Ready to get started?

Message us on WhatsApp or reach out below and we'll walk you through the next steps.

Frequently asked questions

My card already expired — can I still renew?
The Form I-90 instructions cover both cards that are about to expire and cards that have already expired. USCIS explains how to proceed on its official Form I-90 page, and we can help you prepare the form.
What if my card was stolen?
We can help you prepare Form I-90 to request a replacement — let us know the details of your situation.
Do you handle the biometrics appointment too?
USCIS schedules biometrics appointments directly — we'll help make sure your application is ready before that step.
What do I need to renew my green card?
Your current green card (if you still have it), a government photo ID, your passport and any records that support the reason for the application — for example, a police report for a stolen card. USCIS's instructions list exactly what to include.
My card is a two-year conditional card. Is this the right service?
A two-year conditional card is usually handled through a different form, the I-751. See our removal of conditions page, and check USCIS's official instructions for your card.
Can you submit my I-90 for me?
No. We prepare the form from your information; you check it, sign it and submit it as the instructions describe.

Official resources

Forms, instructions and procedures change. Always check the official source for the current requirements. OG Multiservices provides document preparation, not legal advice.

Areas We Serve

Served in person from our Paterson, NJ office — plus remote/mail-in service nationwide, wherever you are.

Texas clients are served remotely — see our Spring, TX service area for local details.

Our Paterson, NJ office Spring, TX service area (by appointment)

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