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We filed I130 online. Receipt notice was available instantly showing the amount had been paid. I included the reciept notice with my AOS packet. 

1. Youre incredible. Every US Citizen naturalized or not has the same rights.. and suggesting otherwise speaks alot of your character and view of immigrants. 
2. Tier 1 or Tier 20.. the information was accurate and problem was solved
3. I was legally allowed to stay for 6 months. I submitted my AOS before the end of the 6 months. Everything was legal... so once again not sure what the issue is. 
 
This is my last reply to you and this post. Im the original poster, i found the solution and posted it for others who may find themselves in this same situation. Theres no reason for this to go any further. 

I had all intentions of returning to my home country. No one expected my daughter would have received the interview as quickly as she did, she only filed N400 around the same time i arrived. I did not overstay my B2, she received her interview and passed and we submitted the documents to adjust status before i overstayed the visa. So not sure what point youre trying to make. What does that have to do with this any way? Its my daughters right as a US Citizen to be able to petition her parent. Thats what she was told by the officer, and she even said i was visiting on b2 and she was told i could stay and file the AOS. So dont act like i did anything wrong. 
 
In addition.. i did contact USCIS today. My advice to ALL of you that has provided nothing but criticism, trust your gut feeling with your stuff. USCIS said the notices had been returned. ON TOP OF THAT one of them was my biometrics appointment for the first week of January! So everyone telling me be patient wait 1 week wait 3 weeks... waiting would have me missing my biometrics and going through the hassle of rescheduling. 
 
So for anyone else that has a situation like mine the solution was: 
 
Call USCIS at 800-375-5283. The first thing they asked for was of course the Receipt number or A number. I explained the situation with the mail and he was able to pull up information using my daughters I130 petition for me that we had submitted shortly after her naturalization. He provided me All receipt numbers for my I485/I765/I131 as well as provided the information for my biometrics appointment. He provided directions for pulling the receipt and bio appt notice from my uscis account. He was very helpful and he too explained his frustration with USPS and how this happens very often with letters not being delivered despite having an "In care of" line under the receivers name. 
 
Thank you all for your advice of patience and understanding. I hope this post can help others. 

I had all intentions of returning to my home country. No one expected my daughter would have received the interview as quickly as she did, she only filed N400 around the same time i arrived. I did not overstay my B2, she received her interview and passed and we submitted the documents to adjust status before i overstayed the visa. So not sure what point youre trying to make. What does that have to do with this any way? Its my daughters right as a US Citizen to be able to petition her parent. Thats what she was told by the officer, and she even said i was visiting on b2 and she was told i could stay and file the AOS. So dont act like i did anything wrong. 
 
In addition.. i did contact USCIS today. My advice to ALL of you that has provided nothing but criticism, trust your gut feeling with your stuff. USCIS said the notices had been returned. ON TOP OF THAT one of them was my biometrics appointment for the first week of January! So everyone telling me be patient wait 1 week wait 3 weeks... waiting would have me missing my biometrics and going through the hassle of rescheduling. 
 
So for anyone else that has a situation like mine the solution was: 
 
Call USCIS at 800-375-5283. The first thing they asked for was of course the Receipt number or A number. I explained the situation with the mail and he was able to pull up information using my daughters I130 petition for me that we had submitted shortly after her naturalization. He provided me All receipt numbers for my I485/I765/I131 as well as provided the information for my biometrics appointment. He provided directions for pulling the receipt and bio appt notice from my uscis account. He was very helpful and he too explained his frustration with USPS and how this happens very often with letters not being delivered despite having an "In care of" line under the receivers name. 
 
Thank you all for your advice of patience and understanding. I hope this post can help others. 

1. Youre incredible. Every US Citizen naturalized or not has the same rights.. and suggesting otherwise speaks alot of your character and view of immigrants. 
2. Tier 1 or Tier 20.. the information was accurate and problem was solved
3. I was legally allowed to stay for 6 months. I submitted my AOS before the end of the 6 months. Everything was legal... so once again not sure what the issue is. 
 
This is my last reply to you and this post. Im the original poster, i found the solution and posted it for others who may find themselves in this same situation. Theres no reason for this to go any further. 

I had all intentions of returning to my home country. No one expected my daughter would have received the interview as quickly as she did, she only filed N400 around the same time i arrived. I did not overstay my B2, she received her interview and passed and we submitted the documents to adjust status before i overstayed the visa. So not sure what point youre trying to make. What does that have to do with this any way? Its my daughters right as a US Citizen to be able to petition her parent. Thats what she was told by the officer, and she even said i was visiting on b2 and she was told i could stay and file the AOS. So dont act like i did anything wrong. 
 
In addition.. i did contact USCIS today. My advice to ALL of you that has provided nothing but criticism, trust your gut feeling with your stuff. USCIS said the notices had been returned. ON TOP OF THAT one of them was my biometrics appointment for the first week of January! So everyone telling me be patient wait 1 week wait 3 weeks... waiting would have me missing my biometrics and going through the hassle of rescheduling. 
 
So for anyone else that has a situation like mine the solution was: 
 
Call USCIS at 800-375-5283. The first thing they asked for was of course the Receipt number or A number. I explained the situation with the mail and he was able to pull up information using my daughters I130 petition for me that we had submitted shortly after her naturalization. He provided me All receipt numbers for my I485/I765/I131 as well as provided the information for my biometrics appointment. He provided directions for pulling the receipt and bio appt notice from my uscis account. He was very helpful and he too explained his frustration with USPS and how this happens very often with letters not being delivered despite having an "In care of" line under the receivers name. 
 
Thank you all for your advice of patience and understanding. I hope this post can help others. 

I had all intentions of returning to my home country. No one expected my daughter would have received the interview as quickly as she did, she only filed N400 around the same time i arrived. I did not overstay my B2, she received her interview and passed and we submitted the documents to adjust status before i overstayed the visa. So not sure what point youre trying to make. What does that have to do with this any way? Its my daughters right as a US Citizen to be able to petition her parent. Thats what she was told by the officer, and she even said i was visiting on b2 and she was told i could stay and file the AOS. So dont act like i did anything wrong. 
 
In addition.. i did contact USCIS today. My advice to ALL of you that has provided nothing but criticism, trust your gut feeling with your stuff. USCIS said the notices had been returned. ON TOP OF THAT one of them was my biometrics appointment for the first week of January! So everyone telling me be patient wait 1 week wait 3 weeks... waiting would have me missing my biometrics and going through the hassle of rescheduling. 
 
So for anyone else that has a situation like mine the solution was: 
 
Call USCIS at 800-375-5283. The first thing they asked for was of course the Receipt number or A number. I explained the situation with the mail and he was able to pull up information using my daughters I130 petition for me that we had submitted shortly after her naturalization. He provided me All receipt numbers for my I485/I765/I131 as well as provided the information for my biometrics appointment. He provided directions for pulling the receipt and bio appt notice from my uscis account. He was very helpful and he too explained his frustration with USPS and how this happens very often with letters not being delivered despite having an "In care of" line under the receivers name. 
 
Thank you all for your advice of patience and understanding. I hope this post can help others. 

1. Youre incredible. Every US Citizen naturalized or not has the same rights.. and suggesting otherwise speaks alot of your character and view of immigrants. 
2. Tier 1 or Tier 20.. the information was accurate and problem was solved
3. I was legally allowed to stay for 6 months. I submitted my AOS before the end of the 6 months. Everything was legal... so once again not sure what the issue is. 
 
This is my last reply to you and this post. Im the original poster, i found the solution and posted it for others who may find themselves in this same situation. Theres no reason for this to go any further. 

Hello. Im the beneficiary and my daughter (US Citizen) is the petitioner. We filed Concurrent I485/I130. According to informed delivery i was supposed to receive my receipts last thursday. However to this day the letters never arrived. I finally caught up with the postman and he said they were probably returned to sender due to the last name on the letter not being recognized as the resident (DESPITE MY DAUGHTERS NAME BEING DIRECTLY UNDER MINE ON THE LETTER IS THE IN CARE OF). What can i do now? What will happen when USCIS recieves the letters back? I dont have an A-number, i entered the USA on a Tourist visa, and my daughter received her interview or citizenship and passed while i was here in US. The only thing i have is my passport number and I94 number. Will USCIS send the reciepts again? Now i am concerned what will happen to my fingerpritnt appointment notice...
The postman did write my last name down in the box next to my daughters (she is married using her husbands surname). 
 
Any tips or advice on what to do next or move forward will be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
 
And to elaborate on their incompetence, the postmen here on the military base are mess up like this daily.. putting mail in the wrong boxes, delivering packages to the wrong addresses etc.. its a huge issue to the point theres a facebook group for the military base to exchanged misdelivered packages..... 

Hello. Im the beneficiary and my daughter (US Citizen) is the petitioner. We filed Concurrent I485/I130. According to informed delivery i was supposed to receive my receipts last thursday. However to this day the letters never arrived. I finally caught up with the postman and he said they were probably returned to sender due to the last name on the letter not being recognized as the resident (DESPITE MY DAUGHTERS NAME BEING DIRECTLY UNDER MINE ON THE LETTER IS THE IN CARE OF). What can i do now? What will happen when USCIS recieves the letters back? I dont have an A-number, i entered the USA on a Tourist visa, and my daughter received her interview or citizenship and passed while i was here in US. The only thing i have is my passport number and I94 number. Will USCIS send the reciepts again? Now i am concerned what will happen to my fingerpritnt appointment notice...
The postman did write my last name down in the box next to my daughters (she is married using her husbands surname). 
 
Any tips or advice on what to do next or move forward will be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
 
And to elaborate on their incompetence, the postmen here on the military base are mess up like this daily.. putting mail in the wrong boxes, delivering packages to the wrong addresses etc.. its a huge issue to the point theres a facebook group for the military base to exchanged misdelivered packages..... 

Im not so sure, theres a part of the form where you specify if its overseas or in the US and the nearest uscis location. 

We filed I130 online. Receipt notice was available instantly showing the amount had been paid. I included the reciept notice with my AOS packet.