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1. To fill out the loss of permanent resident, follow these steps:
2. Obtain the Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website or your local USCIS office.
3. Carefully read and understand the instructions provided with the form.
4. Gather all required supporting documents, which may include a copy of your Permanent Resident Card (if available), proof of your identity, and evidence of your eligibility for a replacement card.
5. Complete the Form I-90 accurately and legibly, providing all required information.
6. Double-check your answers and review the form for any errors or missing information.
7. Sign and date the form.
8. Pay the required filing fee, if applicable. Check the USCIS website for the current fee amount and accepted payment methods.
9. Make copies of the completed form, supporting documents, and payment receipt for your records.
10. Mail the completed form, supporting documents, and payment to the address provided in the instructions.

Who needs loss of permanent resident?

1. Any individual who has lost their permanent resident card (also known as a green card) needs to apply for a loss of permanent resident. This includes individuals whose permanent resident card has been stolen, misplaced, damaged beyond use, or expired. Additionally, individuals whose existing card contains incorrect information or biographical errors may also need to apply for a loss of permanent resident.

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What is loss of permanent resident?

Loss of permanent resident status occurs when a permanent resident voluntarily gives up their status or it is revoked by the government due to immigration violations.

Who is required to file loss of permanent resident?

Any permanent resident who wishes to voluntarily give up their status or whose status is being revoked by the government is required to file for loss of permanent resident.

How to fill out loss of permanent resident?

The loss of permanent resident form must be completed and submitted to the appropriate government agency, providing all necessary information regarding the decision to give up permanent resident status.

What is the purpose of loss of permanent resident?

The purpose of loss of permanent resident is to formally renounce permanent resident status or comply with government revocation orders.

What information must be reported on loss of permanent resident?

The loss of permanent resident form typically requires information such as personal details, reasons for giving up permanent resident status, and any relevant immigration history.