Why would I receive a certified letter?

[Springlett 0]

I'm in Nicaragua for 2 weeks visiting my husband while we await our visa approval. My mom just emailed me that I have a certified letter from immigration waiting for me at the post office and she will go tomorrow to try to pick it up for me. Why would I receive a certified letter from immigration? I received my NOA-1 (not certified) and have been waiting for NOA-2 but now I'm worried that something's wrong and I won't be home for another week to do anything about it. (can you tell I don't have much patience:)

Also, how can you tell when you've been "touched"? I've been looking up my case daily on the uscis website but all it says is they received my application on Feb. 22 and the case is pending.

While I'm into all the questions...how do you all put your fancy little time lines at the bottom of each forum entry?

Thanks for the info ahead of time!

Spring

[vbtbmrt 2]

well dont know why you would get certified letter sorry to hear might be a rfe ???

but i can help with time line go to my controls once open go to edit signature and the go to window and type what you would like

ok as for uscis web site i just went to my case number and as to this day it say received and pending and the interview is in 2 week so it isnt alway accurate i dint have any touches anything just one day my noa-2 showed up in mail

any way good luck

[Springlett 0]

well dont know why you would get certified letter sorry to hear might be a rfe ???

but i can help with time line go to my controls once open go to edit signature and the go to window and type what you would like

ok as for uscis web site i just went to my case number and as to this day it say received and pending and the interview is in 2 week so it isnt alway accurate i dint have any touches anything just one day my noa-2 showed up in mail

any way good luck

Thanks! I've been wondering about the little timeline thing for a long time!

Spring