NOA2 undeliverable by post office.

[KayCy 0]

Hi all,

I need your help or advice regarding my situation. I left my home state and will be gone for two months and had my mail forwarded to another state for the time being. I received my text and email approval for the I-129f on June 18th. On June 24th, I received an email stating that the post office returned my document(noa2) to USCIS.

I was wondering if anyone has any information regarding this situation? I called USCIS to let them know of my situation, and they told me that they do not forward mail, which is why it was returned. They said they put in a service request, but the girl I spoke with just requested it to be sent to the same permanent address. I cancelled my mail to be forwarded to prevent any problems. Does anyone know if this affects when I can get the case number from NVC? Is there any way to track the service request? My main concern is if this undeliverable mail causes a delay in USCIS forwarding my case to NCV.

I really hope someone could help me out!

Thank you!

[TBoneTX 43,058]

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[Darnell 8,478]

all uscis offical postal mail

is never forwarded by any usps forwarding order.

sorry.

you can ask for it to be remailed with USCIS and that's it.

if i were in your shoes, i would have had a 30 day HOLD order in place, instead. USPS would have held it, awaiting your face at the counter.

re: case # at NVC - that's easy - you call, use a telephone, into NVC, give over the USCIS receipt # and some biodata, and a human gives you the Consular Casefile Number over the telephone.

Going forward, you might want to find one of Hank_ 's posts, when yer on a PC with 'view signatures' enabled, then click on his link in his sig area. He's got the Handy-Dandy, Neeto-Keen (Yet Spiffy) Guide to SuperFast K-1 Visa Chasing for Manila IV linked there. [don't attempt with a handphone, it's a waste of time]

Edited June 29, 2015 by Darnell

[Hank_ 9,173]

Hi all,

I need your help or advice regarding my situation. I left my home state and will be gone for two months and had my mail forwarded to another state for the time being. I received my text and email approval for the I-129f on June 18th. On June 24th, I received an email stating that the post office returned my document(noa2) to USCIS.

I was wondering if anyone has any information regarding this situation? I called USCIS to let them know of my situation, and they told me that they do not forward mail, which is why it was returned. They said they put in a service request, but the girl I spoke with just requested it to be sent to the same permanent address. I cancelled my mail to be forwarded to prevent any problems. Does anyone know if this affects when I can get the case number from NVC? Is there any way to track the service request? My main concern is if this undeliverable mail causes a delay in USCIS forwarding my case to NCV.

I really hope someone could help me out!

Thank you!

No it does not affect when you can get your MNL# from NVC, you only need to call/email (or wait for the letter) NVC with the required information to get your MNL # once they have processed your case file.

You WILL need the NOA2 later for Adjustment of Status.

[KayCy 0]

Thank you so much for your help, @Darnell and @Hank_

The notice said that if I don't call them within 180 days, I will need to file a new I-129f, so I thought it may have affected our application. I was told a service request was done.. Does anyone know how long it usually takes for that to go through?

@Darnell, I should have had my mail held.. I wasn't aware that USCIS never forwards mail Lesson learned.

I really appreciate your help! Thank you!