Originally Posted by goldenstate31

Yeah but ecen so isnt that just the card not the status of the card? Like I thought a green card was evidence of perm resident it isnt the status itself

Originally Posted by civilservant

His 13 years olds Green Card will expire before they are elligable for citizenship.

Originally Posted by AnjLeicestershire

Sorry for the confusion. I/We got our green cards via L1-A route. I read some publication that if your child becomes 14 before the citizenship, parents have to submit new application for a new green card for him/her!! Here is the exact wording:-

OBLIGATIONS OF PERMANENT RESIDENTS WHO ARE UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE
Permanent residents who are under 14 years of age have an affirmative obligation to file an application for a
new Green Card upon reaching their 14th birthday. The permanent resident applicant will be required to
undergo standard security clearances at this time. If you have any children who will turn 14 years of age
before the 10-year expiration of the Green Card, they should be prepared to file an application for a
new “Green Card” within 30 days of reaching their 14th birthday.

Originally Posted by henryh

Ok, a bit more digging does show up some references to it in the instructions for the I-90 - and it looks like at least the majority of the I-90 fee is waived, in that case, which is better than nothing I guess. Still interested in more general references to this obligation.