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tracking my new card and have a question!!!

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didiladi9   1

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Hey friends i am tracking my new card through usps, i called customer service and they gave me a tracking number, now i have a question, it says that the card has arrived in my city. and the status of it says: Sorting complete. If anybody has ever seen that on their package tracking can you please explain it to me?

Does it mean that the package is out for delivery? :huh:

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Hey friends i am tracking my new card through usps, i called customer service and they gave me a tracking number, now i have a question, it says that the card has arrived in my city. and the status of it says: Sorting complete. If anybody has ever seen that on their package tracking can you please explain it to me?

Does it mean that the package is out for delivery? :huh:

Mail goes to a sorting facility first that is probably the main post office in your city then i will be delivered to your local post office and then the mail man delivers it to you

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It'll be there soon, no worries at all.

USC

11/10/2007 married

12/17/2007 I-130 1-485 submitted

9/4/2008 AOS interview

1/29/2009 GC

12/15/2010 I-751 sent

5/7/2011 ROC approved

5/11/2011 email stating card production ordered

5/13/2011 approval letter received in mail

5/13/2011 GC sent to wrong address due to system error

5/16/2011 service request opened

5/16/2011 usps tracking number shows card undeliverable

6/13/2011 GC returned to VSC

6/15/2011 case status update shows card was mailed out to correct address

6/17/2011 GC received in mail

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