Do G-1145 texts/emails include applicant's name?

[MahUSA 19]

I am filing 2 different applications for 2 people in different envelopes. Both g-1145 forms have the same phone number, I was wondering if the alerts you receive include the applicant's name or at least does the online case status include it to know which is which?

[MahUSA 19]

I actually just found this on USCIS website:
E-Notifications do not include any personal information, including your name, because email and text message are not secure ways for us to transmit this information.  The notification will list your receipt number and tell you how to obtain case status information.

I guess my second question still holds.. Does the case status information include names? Or since it's sent through "unsecure texts/emails" it is not safe for USCIS to include personal information in case status?

[jxn 86]

14 minutes ago, MahUSA said:

Does the case status information include names? Or since it's sent through "unsecure texts/emails" it is not safe for USCIS to include personal information in case status?

The case status (at least the one here, I've never used the one for online applicants), does not include any personal information. It only lists the case number and the status update.

[shumway1756 304]

My case status never showed names. Just very generic information. When you consider that the "unsecure" e-mail/text contains the receipt number, it stands to reason that if someone intercepted it they could just put the receipt number in USCIS and get the personal information. So it makes sense that they keep it all generic and without identifying details, whether in e-mail or online.

[MahUSA 19]

41 minutes ago, jxn said:

The case status (at least the one here, I've never used the one for online applicants), does not include any personal information. It only lists the case number and the status update.

Thank you! I'll just use email addresses on the G-1145 to avoid confusion when I file

19 minutes ago, shumway88 said:

My case status never showed names. Just very generic information. When you consider that the "unsecure" e-mail/text contains the receipt number, it stands to reason that if someone intercepted it they could just put the receipt number in USCIS and get the personal information. So it makes sense that they keep it all generic and without identifying details, whether in e-mail or online.

Yeah that makes sense, thank you!