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My GC will be expiring this month, office can’t give stamp since I haven’t done this before 6 months of period. But the the rep repeatedly said file I 90. 
 I don’t have plan traveling anytime soon. Should I just apply for Citizenship? Or file for GC renewal? How this will effect me of living here until I receive my citizenship? 

Any one ran into situation like this? 
Thank you. 

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You should note that if a GC expires, it only means that your proof of LPR status is expired, not the LPR status itself.  If you do want to stay an LPR, then you do need to file the I-90 to renew it (I assume you have a 10yr GC).  If you plan to naturalize you can do that as well.

 

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27 minutes ago, hasson said:

My GC will be expiring this month, office can’t give stamp since I haven’t done this before 6 months of period. But the the rep repeatedly said file I 90. 
 I don’t have plan traveling anytime soon. Should I just apply for Citizenship? Or file for GC renewal? How this will effect me of living here until I receive my citizenship? 

Any one ran into situation like this? 
Thank you. 

Is it a 2-year or 10-year GC? 

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5 minutes ago, hasson said:

10 yrs

File the I-90 for a new Green Card.....now.  Then decide if you want to file an N-400.

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