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Hello. I have a friend whi has yo renew his green card. He was arrested in Atlanta for no drivers license. My question is, if he will need documents from the court showing the outcome of that arrest when he goes and applies for the renewal? Also are there any consequences for his arrest? Can they deny him his greencard? Please someone help. Thanks. 

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On 10/25/2018 at 12:57 PM, subie503 said:

My question is, if he will need documents from the court showing the outcome of that arrest when he goes and applies for the renewal?

There is no interview* for an I-90 GC renewal. Are you referring to the ROC interview for conditional LPRs (they initially receive a GC with 2 year validity)?

*USCIS will conduct a routine background check with his biometrics. In my opinion, his arrest will not affect his I-90 GC renewal.

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On 10/25/2018 at 2:57 PM, subie503 said:

Hello. I have a friend whi has yo renew his green card. He was arrested in Atlanta for no drivers license. My question is, if he will need documents from the court showing the outcome of that arrest when he goes and applies for the renewal? Also are there any consequences for his arrest? Can they deny him his greencard? Please someone help. Thanks. 

If speaking of the I-751 then this is a required disclosure.  Failure to disclose is a no no.

YMMV

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2 hours ago, payxibka said:

If speaking of the I-751 then this is a required disclosure.  Failure to disclose is a no no.

He is not removing conditions. He has had greencard for about 9 years. He’s due for renewal in 2019. He was arrested about 5 years ago. I belive when the time comes there’s is a question about previous arrests? 

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1 hour ago, subie503 said:

He is not removing conditions. He has had greencard for about 9 years. He’s due for renewal in 2019. He was arrested about 5 years ago. I belive when the time comes there’s is a question about previous arrests? 

I find looking at the actual form to be beneficial.  I don't believe there is a question

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5 hours ago, subie503 said:

I belive when the time comes there’s is a question about previous arrests? 

No such questions on the I-90; here is the paper form: https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-90.pdf?download=1

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