• Green Card Replacement Application Kit

Occasionally a Green Card is never received even though the replacement or renewal application was approved and the Green Card was issued by the USCIS. There are several possible reasons why an individual has not received their Green Card, including errors in shipping or even theft. It is important that the green card holder is pro-active and tries to resolve the problem as soon as possible. When a green card or permanent resident card is not received, it is especially important to take the necessary steps as quickly as possible to ensure the green card is not stolen and misused. Identity theft is a major concern in the United States that causes a lot trouble for the unfortunate victims.

At all times, Green card holders need to be able to prove their legal status in the United States. There have been a number of immigration checkpoints and raids in different cities. In general, consequences of not being able to prove your legal status include deportation. However, it is unlikely that a legal green cardholder who is simply missing his or her green card will be deported, but he or she will most likely, at a minimum, have to go through a thorough identification process and face fines.

??When a Green Card is never received, there are certain procedures to follow in order to get a new one issued. It is important to be aware of the application timelines and process so you are aware of when you should receive your green card, and report it missing if necessary. For more information about how to request a new green card or how to report a stolen Green Card, download the Green Card Replacement Application Guide.

In another case You are required to apply for a replacement Green Card, Form I-90 if any information on your card needs to be changed, for example, if your name has legally changed due to marriage , divorce., lost, stolen, or damaged.You are required to replace your Green Card if you became a permanent resident before you turned 14 years old..You are required to replace your Green Card if your card is about to expire).You are required to apply for a replacement Green Card if your Permanent Resident Card was issued with incorrect information because of an administrative error made by the USCIS.You are required to apply for a Green Card Replacement if you never received the previous card that was issued to you by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).You may also choose to replace your Green Card if you have a previous version of the alien registration card which is no longer valid (e.g., USCIS Form AR-3, Form AR-103 or Form I-151)