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  1. Hi everyone, I am looking for guidance from anyone who has experienced something similar. My spouse’s H-4 extension (I-539) was approved on Aug 5, 2025. USCIS case status shows that the approval notice (I-797A) was mailed, but we never received it. We only received the I-797C (receipt/notice). The H-4 EAD (I-765) filed concurrently was approved and EAD card was received successfully. What we have done so far: Filed an e-Request for non-delivery (Jan 15, 2026) → no response Attorney filed a second e-Request (Feb 20, 2026) USCIS provided a response date of March 24, 2026, but: No response received Attorney followed up with USCIS twice → told that both service requests are still pending USCIS did not provide any timeline Current USCIS stance (per attorney): If the notice is not returned as undeliverable by USPS, USCIS may require filing Form I-824 to request a duplicate I-824 processing times are ~12–15 months ********************************************************************************************************************** My Questions: Has anyone successfully gotten USCIS to reissue an I-797A through service requests or escalation (Tier-2 / supervisor) when it was not returned by USPS? Is it normal for USCIS to keep service requests open without response beyond SLA? Were you eventually forced to file I-824, or did escalation work? Any success with congressional inquiry or ombudsman in similar cases? If you filed I-824: Did you file yourself or through an attorney? Any faster-than-posted timelines? I would appreciate any kind help in this situation. It feels like we are being "punished" for negligence on behalf of USCIS. Thanks, Vivek
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