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Navigating the I-90 Renewal Process: Your Guide to Success

March 28, 2024
Cambridge Immigration Law

Embarking on the journey of renewing your permanent resident card (green card) through the I-90 application process is a significant step in maintaining your legal status in the United States. In this blog post, we will explore the key aspects of the I-90 renewal process, providing you with essential information and guidance to navigate this important immigration procedure. Understanding the Purpose of Form Read More

Filed Under: Article Tagged With: I-90, 1-90 Eligibility, i-90 process, I-90 Renewal

Filing for I-90 Will Automatically Extend Your Green Card for 12 Months!

January 12, 2021
Cambridge Immigration Law

Filing for I-90 Will Automatically Extend Your Green Card for 12 Months!   USCIS announced a new policy that will help green card holders whose green cards expire while Form I-90 is pending. This is great news, except that this policy should not be necessary because USCIS should be processing Form I-90 much, much, much quicker than the current processing times. What does this all mean? When a person has a Read More

Filed Under: Firm Updates, Uncategorized Tagged With: Form I-90, green card, US citizenship, I-90

Should I file to renew my permanent resident card if I have a pending N-400 naturalization application?

September 20, 2016
Cambridge Immigration Law

Yes, if your card will expire within six months of filing an N-400 form with the USCIS. No, if you file Form N-400 while your card is valid for at least 6 months. You must be eligible to file Form N-400 at the time you file, regardless of the expiration date of your "green card." If you file according to the above timelines, you will be able to obtain proof of your status---a stamp in your passport called "Alien Read More

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