My green is expired for 7 years. what can I do.

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   Carl ShustermanPro

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   Answered December 08, 2012 14:46. Submit form I-90 and request a new green card.
   
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   Kevin DixlerPro

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   Answered December 08, 2012 14:15. I agree, but more information is needed, because it is unclear whether you may have derived U.S. Citizenship through your parents. Perhaps, you should also consider whether to file a form N-400 or N-600 with a competent and expereinced immigration attorney. Good luck.

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   Michael Piston

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   Answered December 08, 2012 13:54. File a form I-90 online, here: http://www.uscis.gov/e-filing-i-90.
   
   If you have any convictions you should speak with an attorney first.

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   Anthony Nze NwosuPro

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   Answered December 08, 2012 16:55. If you have no removeable arrest you can file an 1-90.

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