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Hi All,

Im about to send out my I130 tomorrow. Just had one quick question, which address do I use? I am from california, so do i use the first or second one?

USCIS

ATTN: I-130

PO Box 21700

Phoenix, AZ 85036

For Express mail and courier deliveries:

USCIS

Attn: I-130

1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S

Suite 100

Phoenix, AZ 85034

My understanding of express mail means the use of Fedex, etc, but not USPS. Could you guys help. I am sending Via USPS, EXpress mail, so it will be in the lockbox the next day.

Our Time Line
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CR-1/CR-2
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USCIS Stage:
02/26/2013 - Sent I130 to Phoenix
02/27/2013 - Delivered to Phoenix
03/01/2013 - NOA1 by Text/Email Sent to NBC
03/04/2013 - Check for I130 Cashed.
03/06/2013 - Received Hard Copy of NOA1

04/08/2013 - Transferred to Local Office (San Diego, CA)

05/21/2013 - NOA2 (Online)

05/25/2013 - NOA2 Hard Copy

07/02/2013 - Received Case Number NVC (Received DS-3032 / I-864 Bill)

07/07/2013 - Paid I-864

07/08/2013 - Sent DS-3032

07/09/2013 - Received Payment

07/22/2013 - Sent I-864 Package

07/22/2013 - Resent DS-3032 (ATTN: supervisor)

07/22/2013 - Received DS-3032

07/23/2013 - IV invoiced

07/23/2013 - DS-3032 Invoiced

07/23/2013 - DS-3032 Paid

07/25/2013 - IV payment recieved/coversheet available

07/26/2013 - I864 Delivered

07/26/2013 - IV Sent

07/29/2013 - IV Delievered

08/16/2013 - Recieved Checklist for I-864

08/20/2013 - NVC recieved Checklist for I-864

08/23/2013 - Recieved False Checklist for (DS-3032, waiting for changes in I-864)

09/16/2013 - Case Complete

11/07/2013 - Interview

12/02/2013 - Visa Issued

Filed: L-1 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted

If someone has to sign for it, the courier will need a physical address where someone will sign in receiving the package.

Also, Fedex does not deliver to a PO mail box I think.

I sent my flat rate priority mail by USPS to the PO box address and had no problems. They give free tracking too.

 
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