Time to get new Green card?
Answer:
Within six months of expiration, complete a Form I-90 "Application to Replace a Permanent Resident Card", which you can also obtain by calling 1-800-870-3676, or by submitting an online request to receive forms by mail. If you live in New York, Newark, Chicago, San Francisco, Houston, San Antonio, or El Paso, you may be able to apply by mail (although you will still eventually need to visit an USCIS office). In all other locations, you should submit your application in person to your nearest USCIS District office or Sub Office.
When you bring your application in person to the USCIS office, be sure to bring your passport, if you have one -- or bring one additional photograph so that a temporary document (a stamped Form I-94 with photograph) can be created and issued to you immediately.
NOTE: If you present an expired passport the USCIS will stamp it; however, it will not be acceptable for employment verification purposes. You may present to your employer an unexpired stamped passport or Form I-94 with photograph, or any of the other documents listed on the Form I-9 (Employment Eligibility Verification Form). If you require temporary documentation for employment purposes, be sure to inform the USCIS officer of this fact.
Currently, it takes about 10-12 months to receive your new Green Card. Your temporary proof of status will be valid for one year.**
Did it expire? or Did you loss it?
It does take about 3months. However if it expired it is usually extend when you're scheduled for fingerprints. (USCIS puts a sticker on the back of your old card)
FYI you are allowed to travel with it and work.
USCIS check it up in this web site... I say about 90 days to get your new one...
It can take up to a year. I recently helped my grandmother renew hers and it took about 8-9 months. If you need it that bad try calling USCIS general number (800) 375-5283 and ask to speak with a customer service. Explain your situation and ask what you should do in this case.
My brother replace his green card and it took a year. Dont worry you can get a temporary one until you get the permanent one.
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