Permanent Resident Card Renewal

A proposed USCIS rule would require all United States permanent residents with a Permanent Resident Card without an expiration date to apply for a new and updated Permanent Resident Card. The old Permanent Resident Card issued between 1977 and 1989 with no expiration date (Form AR-3, AR-103 and I-151) will be valid until the USCIS sets a termination date for the cards. It is currently not required to update Permanent Resident Cards without and expiration date. However, it is strongly recommended to do so to avoid being "Out of Status" when the rule takes effect.

Download the Alien Permanent Resident Renewal Guide and apply for your new Permanent Resident Card today.

The following immigration guides contain exactly the same information:

• Permanent Resident Card Renewal Information Guide - the product described on this page
• Permanent Resident Card Replacement Information Guide
• Permanent Resident Card Updates (Including Name Changes) Information Guide

Example: You can update, renew or replace your Permanent Resident Card with any of the immigration guides above. You can also print multiple copies of the application forms.

You should download ONLY ONE OF THE PRODUCTS LISTED ABOVE.

• APPLICATION FEE NOT INCLUDED: The download fee for the Permanent Resident Card Renewal Application Guide does not include the $370 USCIS application fee.
  
  
• CURRENT APPLICATION FEE: The current fee is $370 (including biometrics). It is paid directly to the USCIS. This fee is in addition to the $49.95 download fee.
  
  
• ABOUT THE FEES: The download fee ($49.95) is paid to the US Immigration Support (this website, an independent organization not affiliated with the USCIS or the United States government). The $370 application fee is paid to the USCIS.