renewing 10 year card

[wwyef 0]

So ten years from now (or 9 years 6 months from now) I will have to renew my ten year green card (if I don't become a citizen). But I'm a bit confused. Reading some guides it seems that along with the application fee a biometrics fee is also included. I thought that biometrics wasn't needed again, that you just had to include your photo with the application. Could someone please shed some light on this! Thank you very much.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

So ten years from now (or 9 years 6 months from now) I will have to renew my ten year green card (if I don't become a citizen). But I'm a bit confused. Reading some guides it seems that along with the application fee a biometrics fee is also included. I thought that biometrics wasn't needed again, that you just had to include your photo with the application. Could someone please shed some light on this! Thank you very much.

When you renew the 10 year card using the form I-90 you will be required to redo biometrics as well if you have not had biometrics done in the last 15 months. The biometrics confirm that you are indeed the person you say you are but need to be redone if more than 15 months have passed since the last biometrics.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,235]

Unless you become a USC, you'll be paying to USCIS until the day you die, and you'll have to fear that one day, with one stroke of a pen, they'll change the rules of the game for foreigners living in "their" country.

[v333k 59]

So ten years from now (or 9 years 6 months from now) I will have to renew my ten year green card (if I don't become a citizen). But I'm a bit confused. Reading some guides it seems that along with the application fee a biometrics fee is also included. I thought that biometrics wasn't needed again, that you just had to include your photo with the application. Could someone please shed some light on this! Thank you very much.

Biometrics are required - and if you keep your 10 year GC, then you need to be careful about your travel. When, and if you decide to become a citizen, then USCIS will look back and see if you have traveled in the past 3 or 5 years more than 6 months, and they could easily start counting again, which means you have to wait more to get naturalized.

The other thing to think about is the fact that these prices will increase, if I were you, I would just apply for natz before that happens. I can apply by the end of this year and I am praying the prices don't go up.

Things to think about....