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If you need to replace to your green card because of a legal name change, be sure to attach your local court documents verifying the change to your I-90 application.

Getting a driver's license will make your life easier in the U.S. and also offset any risk of violating U.S. immigration law by operating a vehicle without a license. Here are some helpful tips for getting started with this procedure.

I-90 applicants who need to travel abroad should consider making a USCIS appointment so they can get an I-551 stamp in their passport to show to border patrol.

Taking up commuter status in the United States means filing an I-90 application and receiving a special commuter green card. The commuter green card is only for full time employees working in Canada or Mexico in addition to the U.S. 

Conditional green cards are also provided to EB-5 Investors living in the U.S. In order to remove these conditions, applicants need to file an I-829 in hopes of receiving a permanent 10-year green card.

Legal residents of the United States need a travel document, sometimes referred to as a “boarding foil” if they have lost their green card abroad before their international flight. Here is the step-by-step process of how to obtain one.

The I-90 is your go-to form for permanent residents, and in some cases for conditional permanent residents who need to have their green card replaced.