The phrase "alien card" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a card issued to non-citizens, often for identification or residency purposes.
Example: "To apply for a job, you will need to present your alien card as proof of your legal status in the country."
Alternatives: "green card" or "resident card".
Jose Maria got his "resident alien" card on Feb. 4, 1960.
Inside were a Social Security card and my green card, officially the Resident Alien Card.
The security company that employs Mr. Gousse told him that because his resident alien card had expired and he hadn't renewed it, he had to stop working.
"It was a nice takeover bid, but we have to get you back to your planets — who knew Hillary was going to play the alien card?" May 13 , 2016
In addition to making job estimates and calculating square footage, he says, contractors are now trying to brush up on the difference between a resident alien card and an alien registration card, and how an H-1B visa (for high-tech workers) differs from an H-2B visa (for temporary nonagricultural jobs) from an L-1 visa (usually for corporate employees).
As revealed on his resident alien card, Aboah's birthday is September 25, a reference to the birthday of Gillian Anderson's daughter.
The requested documents included Social Security cards and resident alien cards.
The operation relied heavily upon an undercover agent of the I.N.S. in the Albany area who posed as a corrupt official and agreed to furnish the suspected traffickers with resident alien cards for $5,000 to $13,000 each, Mr. French said.
The ex-manager, Elizabeth Billmeyer, 48, of Postville, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to harbor undocumented immigrants for profit and one count of knowingly accepting counterfeit resident alien cards.
I didn't tell the man I was a journalism student who had come to this heavily Mexican neighborhood to see how easy it would be to buy a green card, the permanent resident alien cards issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service that permits foreigners to live and work in the United States legally.
Social Security cards (or numbers) or alien cards (for legal residents).
