

USCIS Green Card Extension, 36 Months for Renewals
Effective September 10, 2024, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a new policy for Green Card extensions, automatically increasing the validity of permanent resident cards by 36 months for those who file Form I-90. This measure makes it easier for legal permanent residents to have valid proof of their status while they wait for their new card.
Receipt notifications and status validity


What if I don't have my Green Card?
If you lost your card and need proof of status, you can schedule an appointment at a local USCIS office. After you file Form I-90 for Green Card Extension, USCIS can issue an ADIT Seal as a temporary document. This seal, along with your pending application, serves as legal proof while your Green Card extension is being processed.
Additional information about extending your Green Card
It is important to keep your mailing address up to date in your USCIS online account while you wait for your Green Card extension. For more details on how to replace or renew your Green Card, you can visit the official USCIS website. Also, remember that a Green Card extension is a key tool to ensure you do not lose your status or your employment rights in the United States.



Other immigration services we offer
In addition to assisting with Green Card extension cases, we also provide advice and representation for other immigration procedures in Minnesota:
TPS in Minnesota
B1 and B2 Visas
We have bilingual lawyers, trained to guide you every step of the way and answer any questions you may have during your immigration process.
We are your immigration lawyer in Minnesota
If you need help with your Green Card extension, don't wait any longer. At Santiago Legal LLC , we have English and Spanish-speaking immigration attorneys ready to advise you every step of the way.


Our lawyers can:
Review your Green Card extension application.
Prepare additional documentation to avoid delays.
Represent him before USCIS in case of complications.
Ensure that he/she maintains his/her status and employment authorization in the United States
We serve customers in Minnesota and its metropolitan area.








