Return to Sender

[Paul & Ilona 0]

Has anyone who's had their package "returned to sender" after trying to mail it to the Chicago Lockbox this month actually recieved their package back yet from USPS? We haven't. I just wanna know if there's any hope of that yet.

Merci for everyone's responses!

[SusieK 3]

Has anyone who's had their package "returned to sender" after trying to mail it to the Chicago Lockbox this month actually recieved their package back yet from USPS? We haven't. I just wanna know if there's any hope of that yet.

Merci for everyone's responses!

Darn hun,

Nothing yet? Your going to refile yes soon its been like what three weeks????

Cheers

S~~~~~~~~~~

[Martiniolive 0]

Same here I sent mine 3 weeks ago and am still waiting to get it back with the "return to sender" so that I may resubmit it to the correct zipcode. I have considered resending a new package as well accept that I am short of originals haha...but might be worth the try.

[Martiniolive 0]

Hey I just checked with USPS web site and according to the delivery conformation reciept my papers have been delivered...and that is to the proported bad address that some are getting returned...so don't know what to think about it now except that I must have done the right thing?????

[Paul & Ilona 0]

Hey I just checked with USPS web site and according to the delivery conformation reciept my papers have been delivered...and that is to the proported bad address that some are getting returned...so don't know what to think about it now except that I must have done the right thing?????

Really?! Hallelujah! What that a I-130 that you sent? Do tell me exactly how you wrote the address on the envelope. Did you include the plus four digits "1029" in the zip code? We did, and that's what we're thinking buggered us up because the USPS website doesn't "recognize" that plus four, and when you do a zip code search for the Lockbox PO number, the website gives you a completely different plus four for that specific PO box

[Paul & Ilona 0]

Hey I just checked with USPS web site and according to the delivery conformation reciept my papers have been delivered...and that is to the proported bad address that some are getting returned...so don't know what to think about it now except that I must have done the right thing?????

Wait, I am confused now. So originally, the USPS delivery confirmation feature said your "address was vacant: return to sender", same as us. Right? So you were expecting to recieve you package back.

Now, is the same website telling you that your package has suddenly been delievered? How can they just change the status of your package like that? I just checked delivery confirmation number on the USPS website and it still says "address vacant blah blah blah" for our package. Will they miraculously change it for me online once they realize they made a mistake or something?

We sent ours "Priority Mail" with 'delivery confirmation', not a tracking number (two differnt things, tracking is way better). Did you do that too, or did you do the smarter but more expensive Express with a tracking number?

[Martiniolive 0]

Edited December 31, 2007 by martiniolive

[Martiniolive 0]

I sent mine Via USPS "priority mail" conformation requested. It was mailed to the address listed on the gov web site 60680-1029. After reading all of the posts here I expected it to come back to me but instead i checked using my delivery confirmation number on my reciept on the USPS web site and it says my parcel was recieved in chicago 60666 on 12/20/07 at 10:45pm and delivered in chicago 60680 on 12/21/07 at 1:51 pm

I sent the I-130 only

[Paul & Ilona 0]

I sent mine Via USPS "priority mail" conformation requested. It was mailed to the address listed on the gov web site 60680-1029. After reading all of the posts here I expected it to come back to me but instead i checked using my delivery confirmation number on my reciept on the USPS web site and it says my parcel was recieved in chicago 60666 on 12/20/07 at 10:45pm and delivered in chicago 60680 on 12/21/07 at 1:51 pm

I sent the I-130 only

Well our minds are officially blown now. Maybe ours hit the USPS equivalent of the Bermuda Triangle.