RFE to P.O. box in MO?

[Eshansmommy 2]

Hey

Just a few questions...

we have received an RFE concerning my birth certificate. I noticed that the letter says to send it back to MO. I have originally sent my package to IL, so does this mean my case was transferred to MO? I thought they only transfer it to California? I'm a little confused by this, as I hope that I have sent my letter to the right address.

My second question is, for those who have send their packages and mail to a P.O. box before (wether it is in MO or IL), and you used USPS. Did you send it certified or with confirmation? I sent my letter certified, which means they need to sign it, but I am just wondering, if it's a P.O. Box how will someone be there to sign it? The lady from the postal office told me that most businesses have someone responsible for picking up the mail and they usually sign for all the letters and packages when they pick up the mail. So, my question is if any of you have sent it to the PO Box certified and have received confirmation (like NOA's, Appointment letters, online, EAD,..) so that you know that they actually signed and picked up the mail. I don't have a track number. And I know this question may sound stupid or unnecessary, but I'm just worried and I hope they receive it so they can pick up my case again.

Thanks!

Edited December 22, 2008 by Eshansmommy

[Smallz 0]

Hey

Just a few questions...

we have received an RFE concerning my birth certificate. I noticed that the letter says to send it back to MO. I have originally sent my package to IL, so does this mean my case was transferred to MO? I thought they only transfer it to California? I'm a little confused by this, as I hope that I have sent my letter to the right address.

My second question is, for those who have send their packages and mail to a P.O. box before (wether it is in MO or IL), and you used USPS. Did you send it certified or with confirmation? I sent my letter certified, which means they need to sign it, but I am just wondering, if it's a P.O. Box how will someone be there to sign it? The lady from the postal office told me that most businesses have someone responsible for picking up the mail and they usually sign for all the letters and packages when they pick up the mail. So, my question is if any of you have sent it to the PO Box certified and have received confirmation (like NOA's, Appointment letters, online, EAD,..) so that you know that they actually signed and picked up the mail. I don't have a track number. And I know this question may sound stupid or unnecessary, but I'm just worried and I hope they receive it so they can pick up my case again.

Thanks!

Send required documents to MO, if they tell u so. I got RFE and had to sent it back to MO too.

I sent my documents with USPS with delivery confirmation, it got there and the case is resumed.

Good luck

[Otto 83]

Hey

Just a few questions...

we have received an RFE concerning my birth certificate. I noticed that the letter says to send it back to MO. I have originally sent my package to IL, so does this mean my case was transferred to MO? I thought they only transfer it to California? I'm a little confused by this, as I hope that I have sent my letter to the right address. Follow the instructions on the RFE letter exactly (and don't forget to include the original RFE letter with your response.

My second question is, for those who have send their packages and mail to a P.O. box before (wether it is in MO or IL), and you used USPS. Did you send it certified or with confirmation? I sent my letter certified, which means they need to sign it, but I am just wondering, if it's a P.O. Box how will someone be there to sign it? The lady from the postal office told me that most businesses have someone responsible for picking up the mail and they usually sign for all the letters and packages when they pick up the mail. So, my question is if any of you have sent it to the PO Box certified and have received confirmation (like NOA's, Appointment letters, online, EAD,..) so that you know that they actually signed and picked up the mail. I don't have a track number. And I know this question may sound stupid or unnecessary, but I'm just worried and I hope they receive it so they can pick up my case again. USPS Priority with delivery confirmation is perfect. As for the P.O. Box for USCIS, you can't confuse it with a regular P.O. box that you or I might have - they get large quantities of mail and do have specific people in charge of receiving mail - however signature confirmation is not something worth spending money on.

Thanks!