To replace a Green Card, permanent residents or conditional residents are required to submit Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Form I-90 is appropriate for permanent residents and conditional residents to replace a lost, stolen, mutilated or destroyed card; update a card after a name change or other biographical data; replace a card that is incorrect due to USCIS error; or replace a card that was never received. Permanent residents also file application I-90 to replace an expiring card; within 30 days of a the card holder's 14th birthday; if the resident is changing to commuter status while residing outside of the United States; if the resident is changing from commuter status to having a residence in the United States; if the resident's status has automatically converted to permanent resident; or when the resident has an older edition of the card and must replace it with the current type of card. For permanent residents replacing an expired or expiring card, the resident must submit a copy of the card with the application. If the card has been lost or stolen, application I-90 requires that the applicant submit proof of identity. If the application is in support of a name change, the applicant must submit legal documentation to prove that the name change is correct.