I lost my Green Card, Can I still apply for US Citizenship without the actual card?

Question

I'm a permanent resident. I've been living in the US for about 15 years.

No, I'm not from Mexico. LOL

Answer 1

You need to file the form I-90 Application to Replace Permanent Residence Card with the filing fee of $290 + $80 Biometric. You can get information, filing instructions and the form at USCIS website, click on Immigration Forms and look for I-90.

Answer 2

You lost it as misplaced or lost it as it was not renewed? if it is the first one you should be in the system and be able to ask for another one. If it is the second one then you will not be able to apply because it is all based on your green card status and you will be asked to part with it at the time of the citizenship.

Answer 3

i'm shocked which you have a Transportation Letter valid for such a long volume of time - are you specific it is genuine? Regardless, the letter in basic terms facilitates the airlines to board you on the flight to the U. S.; it would not in any way exchange your status. you're able to stay exterior of the U. S. for as long as you like, however the scale of time you're long previous can consequence the technique you will bypass by way of once you attempt to re-enter the U. S..

Answer 4

They will ask for your green card. They take it from you once they give you the citizenship document.

Answer 5

did you report it lost? they will ask you the reason why you did not reported you green card lost

Answer 6

If you re no more responsible than to lose it like that, then perhaps you need to deny your permanent resident status & move back to whence thee came..............Ever think about that ????????????

Answer 7

IF YOUR FROM MEXICO, DON'T BOTHER , THAT WAY YOU CAN KEEP GETTING THE FREE BENEFITS.

Answer 8

no...srry, that sucks for you