Great news! USCIS continuously improves the immigration process by automatically extending your Green Card if you applied for naturalization. Let's hear all about it!
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USCIS Automatically Extends Green Cards for N-400 Naturalization Applicants
USCIS now automatically extends the validity of Permanent Resident Cards (Green Cards) for applicants who applied for naturalization!
Since many naturalization applicants are experiencing long processing times, this new policy will help permanent resident maintain their status in the US and avoid the need to file Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).
In plain words - Make sure you file Form N-400, Application for Naturalization in time and you will receive an automatic extension on your existing Green Card. Isn't that wonderful?
When does this policy start?
It's effective on Dec. 12th, 2022!
How do I prove that my expired Green Card has been extended?
The N-400 receipt notice will have an updated language that extends your Green Card for up to 24 months for these applicants.
As long as you present your expired Green Card with the N-400 receipt notice, you will be able to prove your continued status in the US.
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