Renewing your ACR I-Card
How ACR I-Card renewal works at the Bureau of Immigration: when to start, the documents BI asks for, the typical process, the Order of Payment Slip, and why fees change.
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How ACR I-Card renewal works at the Bureau of Immigration: when to start, the documents BI asks for, the typical process, the Order of Payment Slip, and why fees change.
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When renewal matters The ACR I Card is tied to an eligible immigration status — it is not a substitute for the visa that supports your stay. If your card is expiring, start early and confirm whether renewal is processed together with another annual immigration obligation. Documents to prepare…
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- v1CurrentPublishedAug 10, 2026
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