Edgar ADLC

This is interesting. I like this approach since my parents would help me: "To increase the chances for you to be let in to the US without questions, you may try renewing your GC by submitting I-90. Have the renewed GC mailed to a US address and ask a trusted friend or family member to send it to you by courier. Fly in to the US only after you get the unexpired GC. Note that this does not guarantee that you will be free of questions from CBP. It will just make scenario #2 less likely." Would you recommend this? My concern with the I-90 is it might require personal appearance.. That obviously won't be possible. I've responded to the thread you have linked also. Thanks.

Would you recommend still going with submitting the I-90 to renew GC in this case?

It is a 10 year, from 2012 to 2022, expired just recently

For some background I have a US Green Card but have been outside the USA for over 7 years now. I have not surrendered LPR status, although the physical card itself has expired. According to some research, it is only possible to renew a physical green card within the USA. I still have my social security number and still seems to be active. My parents and my sister are now US Citizens and currently reside in the US, while I chose to live abroad for some personal reasons. I am no longer a minor now, so a new petition from my parents will take some time to process. Now, assuming I am able to successfully apply for and get approved for a tourist visa to visit them Would it then be possible to try to renew my GC within the US, and get a new non-expired physical green card to use as a valid document to continue living there?