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I want to send back my RFE document and be able to track when it arrives.  I’m so nervous about sending in regular mail and the address they provide is a PO Box.

 

thanks in advance group.

 

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Who knows where it will end up if you use a physical address. But I guarantee it will cause a delay. Just use the PO box. Thousands of us have had RFEs and used the PO box and everything turned out ok. I work for a different Federal Agency. These PO boxes are coded for purpose. If you send anything to the physical building address it will sit in a bin until someone figures out what to do with it.

Not a newbie but lost my old info years ago) I have been through this process before --all the way through naturalization-- This site has always been a great help to me. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Roni and Carlos said:

I want to send back my RFE document and be able to track when it arrives.  I’m so nervous about sending in regular mail and the address they provide is a PO Box.

 

thanks in advance group.

 

I would send it to the address it tells you to send it. I sent it back certified mail so I was able to track it.

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1 hour ago, Roni and Carlos said:

I want to send back my RFE document and be able to track when it arrives.  I’m so nervous about sending in regular mail and the address they provide is a PO Box.

 

thanks in advance group.

 

You send it to the PO box, the use of any other address will delay your reply 

YMMV

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1 hour ago, Roni and Carlos said:

I want to send back my RFE document and be able to track when it arrives.  I’m so nervous about sending in regular mail and the address they provide is a PO Box.

 

thanks in advance group.

 

Use PRIORITY MAIL ... has tracking just like the "big boys"  (which can't be used because it is a PO box)

 

The USCIS office in CA is over by Disneyland, in fact there is a Disney parking lot across the street ... still I don't know the street address.  :lol:  

 

 

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Agree with @Hank_.  USPS Priority Mail is the way to go, imo.

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