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Hi,

I applied for OPT EAD on 8th June and got my Receipt Notice I-797C on 18th June. On 8th July my case status got updated to "Notice Was Returned To USCIS Because The Post Office Could Not Deliver It". I Immediately opened a Service Request with USCIS on 8th July for re-delivery of the Notice to the same address mentioned on my application and to which I already received my I-797C receipt. Its been almost 10 days I am waiting for Notice.

Could anyone over here please tell me what could the "notice" letter contain? Is it a RFE document or an appointment letter or any other request from USCIS? or can I obtain the content of the notice over phone or by personally going to USCIS office so that I can prepare myself to reply them?

And my case status directly changed from Case received on 10th June to "Notice Was Returned To USCIS Because The Post Office Could Not Deliver It" on 8th July.

I have an full time offer and OPT start date as 15th August and I see that my application is getting stuck because of a notice which got undelivered.

I would be thankful if someone could shed some information and the possible scenario or guide me through the next steps.

Thanks

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I have the same problem, I received acceptance notice on June 16th. The I-797 was returned to USCIS because the postman could not deliver it!

On July 7th I emailed lockbox to ask for send it again. It is been 39 days, I have not hear anything back from the USCIS guys!

Any advice?

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U​nfortunately, once a notice is returned by the post office USCIS simply holds onto it at their facility for up to 180 days or until the customer/atty of record requests it be re-sent, whichever comes first. When you contact customer service, they have no knowledge of why the post man (or woman) returned the document as undeliverable. They are simply there to assist you with getting the document re-sent. Once the request to have the document is submitted they'll provide you with a response timeframe .. if that timeframe passes and you don't hear anything or get anything, you would follow the directive given and most likely call them back. Anytime a notice is returned it is VITAL to the processing of your case for you to take action on having the notice re-sent to you. It is likely time sensitive. Case status online will provide you with details concerning how to complete the request to have the notice sent back to you or how to contact customer service.

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Hi guys, are there any of you got re-sent notice back yet? Same situation here.

My K1 visa journey △ ( My process took 90 days until the interview )

14 August 2015 : Mailed I-129F through USPS express service

02 September 2015 : Received NOA1 hard copy by mail.

05 October 2015 : Case number was assigned.

20 October 2015 : Packet 3 arrived in my hand.

03 November 2015 : Got Packet 4 e-mail from Bangkok embassy about the interview date.

18 November 2015 : Visa interview and it was approved!

20 November 2015 : Got documents and a passport with K1 Visa back in my hands

 

My AOS Journey △ 

11 July 2016 : Sent AOS+AP+EAD package

12 July 2016 : NOA1 for AP and EAD  / 14 July 2016 : NOA1 for AOS

26 July 2016 : Got Biometric letter

09 Aug 2016 : Biometric appointment

21 Sep 2016 : EAD New card is being produced

07 Oct 2016 : AOS case was approved. Without interview!!

13 Oct 2016 : card was mailed to me

 

My I-751 - Removing conditions Journey

20 Sep 2018 : Sent package to USCIS in Arizona

25 Oct 2018 : Got paper NOA , Notice date 20 October 2018

21 June 2019 : Received Biometric appointment

25 June 2019 : Biometric

6 August 2019 : Case was approved!

 

My I-751 - Removing conditions Journey

1 DEC 2019 : Applied online

7 DEC 2019 : Biometric appointment letter

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