I-751 September 2016 Filers

[BFP XX 62]

10 minutes ago, darnit said:

Quick question!

Is "green card not received in the mail" considered "lost"? :/ I hope not.. I dont wanna pay $500 to have it mailed again.. :/

I've no idea how they would classify that. I would like to think that if you never received the card in the mail, that they can track that, and the burden would be on them, not you... But I honestly don't know. You should definitely speak with USCIS as soon as you can to get clarification 👍

[darnit 2]

11 minutes ago, Huckyfinn said:

Yeah. That's true. I have 2 accounts. 1 of Uscis account it says I will get the GC around 30 days, and the second account of DHS it says I will get the GC around 120days...speechless...

oh I did not know that there is DHS account.. is it useful?

WHat's the link for creating an account for that?

 

[darnit 2]

8 minutes ago, BFP XX said:

I've no idea how they would classify that. I would like to think that if you never received the card in the mail, that they can track that, and the burden would be on them, not you... But I honestly don't know. You should definitely speak with USCIS as soon as you can to get clarification 👍

I see..

Well, I tried calling the USCIS number but never got a hold of any person.. All I managed to do is to turn in an online inquiry.. Hopefully that will do the magic!

Thanks for your response!

[Huckyfinn 9]

6 minutes ago, darnit said:

oh I did not know that there is DHS account.. is it useful?

WHat's the link for creating an account for that?

 

https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov

[tiglon 5]

2 hours ago, darnit said:

Quick question!

Is "green card not received in the mail" considered "lost"? :/ I hope not.. I dont wanna pay $500 to have it mailed again.. :/

I do not think so. I might be wrong, but it seems to me that if you do not get your green card, you are not responsible to pay the $500 to get another one. What would be the point that USCIS writes you in your approval letter to contact them if you do not receive your green card in the time that they tell you  in it(60 days). I would expect that USCIS takes the steps to provide you another green card if it were needed by the circumstances. 

 

 

[darnit 2]

4 hours ago, tiglon said:

I do not think so. I might be wrong, but it seems to me that if you do not get your green card, you are not responsible to pay the $500 to get another one. What would be the point that USCIS writes you in your approval letter to contact them if you do not receive your green card in the time that they tell you  in it(60 days). I would expect that USCIS takes the steps to provide you another green card if it were needed by the circumstances. 

 

 

Yea, I did contact them and hopefully will hear back at some point.. Fingers crossed!

[darnit 2]

Just woke up to see this stupid email update from USCIS about my mysteriously not delivered GC!

 

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Type of service requested:
 -- Non-Delivery of Permanent Resident Card

The status of this service request is:

On April 16, 2018, your legal representative notified USCIS that you have not received the Permanent Resident Card that our records show was sent. Below is a summary of what we found and how the issue can be resolved.

On February 15, 2018, we sent your Permanent Resident Card to the address we have on file. The tracking information below indicates your card was delivered February 20, 2018.

USPS Tracking Information: ###################

USCIS does not accept liability for secure documents, including Permanent Resident Cards, upon receipt by the U.S Postal Service. Replacement of a card lost, stolen, or otherwise misplaced during transit requires the submission of a newly-completed Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, and applicable fee(s).

 

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Just great..

 

[Scazy 78]

3 minutes ago, darnit said:

Just woke up to see this stupid email update from USCIS about my mysteriously not delivered GC!

 

=======================================================================================================================

 

Type of service requested:
 -- Non-Delivery of Permanent Resident Card

The status of this service request is:

On April 16, 2018, your legal representative notified USCIS that you have not received the Permanent Resident Card that our records show was sent. Below is a summary of what we found and how the issue can be resolved.

On February 15, 2018, we sent your Permanent Resident Card to the address we have on file. The tracking information below indicates your card was delivered February 20, 2018.

USPS Tracking Information: ###################

USCIS does not accept liability for secure documents, including Permanent Resident Cards, upon receipt by the U.S Postal Service. Replacement of a card lost, stolen, or otherwise misplaced during transit requires the submission of a newly-completed Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, and applicable fee(s).

 

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Just great..

 

. Have you changed address during ROC at all? What does tracking number says? 

[darnit 2]

13 minutes ago, Scazy said:

. Have you changed address during ROC at all? What does tracking number says? 

Nope, still in the same place since I moved to the states!

And the tracking number shows the City name and the Zip Code which both are correct!

But it doesn't show the Street address and the apartment number.. Of course.. What a joke..

Edited April 28, 2018 by darnit
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[Scazy 78]

Just now, darnit said:

Nope, still in the same place since I moved to the states!

And the tracking number Zip Code which both are correct!

But it doesn't show the Street address and the apartment number.. Of course.. What a joke..

Ugh this is crazy! I'd go to post office talk to supervisor and  request investigation ... I did it once for lost package and surprisingly usps found it at different building. At least something. 

[Ketsuban 1,034]

I don't remember the thread but I remember someone got USCIS to send another one for free. I think they filed a missing mail piece report with the postmaster general, possibly got their local representative or senator involved. Do some googling, don't shell out that money just yet.

[BFP XX 62]

1 minute ago, darnit said:

Nope, still in the same place since I moved to the states!

And the tracking number shows the City name and the Zip Code which both are correct!

But it doesn't show the Street address and the apartment number.. Of course.. What a joke..

I wonder if USCIS put the street address on there at all, or if they messed up? I don't know if that makes any difference for them liability wise? 

 

I would go to your local post office, and ask them to investigate - Hopefully they have it. If not, I would get a report of their findings, and contact USCIS again before filling and paying a fee.

[darnit 2]

Just now, Ketsuban said:

I don't remember the thread but I remember someone got USCIS to send another one for free. I think they filed a missing mail piece report with the postmaster general, possibly got their local representative or senator involved. Do some googling, don't shell out that money just yet.

Yea, will check with the attorney and see what we can do about this..

Thanks for the info!

It's so frustrating that the approval letter made it to the mail box on Feb 15th. But the GC didnt make it.. :/

[Ketsuban 1,034]

1 minute ago, BFP XX said:

I wonder if USCIS put the street address on there at all, or if they messed up? I don't know if that makes any difference for them liability wise? 

 

I would go to your local post office, and ask them to investigate - Hopefully they have it. If not, I would get a report of their findings, and contact USCIS again before filling and paying a fee.

Unfortunately USPS tracking only ever shows the city and zip. I think that's what darnit means.

[darnit 2]

2 minutes ago, BFP XX said:

I wonder if USCIS put the street address on there at all, or if they messed up? I don't know if that makes any difference for them liability wise? 

 

I would go to your local post office, and ask them to investigate - Hopefully they have it. If not, I would get a report of their findings, and contact USCIS again before filling and paying a fee.

Yea, I'll check with the local post office and see if they can offer any help.

 

Thanks