K1 Condition Removal - how to send?

[Yarusenai 17]

Hi everyone,

 

finally time for me to remove my conditions on the Green Card. Got all the documents assembled, everything is signed and labeled, maybe a bit more chaotically than I would like - but it is all there. The question for me now is - who will I send these documents with?

 

On the i 751 page, they give two different addresses and the option of either USPS, FedEx, UPS or DHL. I want to ask you guys - who did you choose and what were the results? Did the documents ship smoothly or were there any issues? I was thinking about USPS as the probably easiest option, but I have had bad experiences with USPS in the past, particularly when it comes to receiving mail and packages. What are your experiences? Thanks!

[powerpuff 5,897]

~~ Topic moved from K1 forum to Removing Conditions on Residency as the question isn’t about K1 process but ROC ~~

[Don0 73]

I just sent mine two days ago through UPS and it wasn't priority mail but already arrived today. My husband asked USPS and it would arrive at the same day but should be set as a priority mail. Prices differed by $3, USPS more than UPS. 

[yoda one for me 321]

I mailed mine via USPS priority mail and it arrived within a couple of days without issue. I paid for it online, printed a label, and then booked collection online so they picked it up from my home. Super easy.

[beloved_dingo 1,932]

I also sent mine via USPS (Priority Mail Express). No issues at all. 

 

Also, here is the USCIS page about the addresses/where to file I-751 just in case you want to double-check: https://www.uscis.gov/i-751-direct-filing-addresses

[Bob in Boston 619]

Sent mine USPS. no issues

[Yarusenai 17]

Thanks for all the answers; I will just head to the USPS post office then.

[Yarusenai 17]

Well, I tried sending it with USPS, but it was quite a journey. I sent it, but the ATTN - I 751 was in line three instead of two by accident, so they returned the mail to me because of a wrong address. At least that is what they said, but then it never came back to me. The tracking update then showed that it was sent to Phoenix after all - only to, today, update the status to say that they "refused" to accept the letter and it will be sent back to me. How can it be refused - it goes to a P.O. Box????

 

USPS is so frustrating to deal with. I will print out everything yet again and just use FedEx or UPS.

Edited June 4, 2022 by Yarusenai

[Yarusenai 17]

On 5/26/2022 at 3:45 AM, Don0 said:

I just sent mine two days ago through UPS and it wasn't priority mail but already arrived today. My husband asked USPS and it would arrive at the same day but should be set as a priority mail. Prices differed by $3, USPS more than UPS. 

Quick question; where did you send it to when using UPS? I know the address is on the USCIS site, but several pages said to put the ATTN: I-751 first, which would be above USCIS. Do you remember how the address looked like when you sent it? The information I find is at odds with what USCIS is writing.

[Don0 73]

8 hours ago, Yarusenai said:

Quick question; where did you send it to when using UPS? I know the address is on the USCIS site, but several pages said to put the ATTN: I-751 first, which would be above USCIS. Do you remember how the address looked like when you sent it? The information I find is at odds with what USCIS is writing.

I mailed it as it is shown on the USCIS site which is this:

 

USCIS
Attn: I-751 (Box 21200)
1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
Suite 100 
Phoenix, AZ 85034-4850

 

So USCIS is above the attn. 😊

[Yarusenai 17]

10 hours ago, Don0 said:

I mailed it as it is shown on the USCIS site which is this:

 

USCIS
Attn: I-751 (Box 21200)
1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
Suite 100 
Phoenix, AZ 85034-4850

 

So USCIS is above the attn. 😊

Thanks! So annoying. Printed out everything again, just need to copy the Greencard again...then I will head to FedEx tomorrow and hopefully that will be the end of it.

[Yarusenai 17]

Fedex was actually able to deliver it, yay!