USCIS changed the filing location

[Dutch88 27]

Im sending my ROC package next week. USCIS changed the filing location from California to Arizona. All my affidavits and evidence are addressed to the California one. Will that be an issue? Its too late to change everything and i cant ask people for new affidavits either.

 

What now?

[DebWa 26]

When does your green card expire?  Are you sure that you will be in the 90 day window next week?

[Dutch88 27]

1 minute ago, DebWa said:

When does your green card expire?  Are you sure that you will be in the 90 day window next week?

Yeah. Used a day calculator app. Monday my 90 days begin.

 

Should i attach a letter saying it was too late to change everything?

[DebWa 26]

1 minute ago, Dutch88 said:

Yeah. Used a day calculator app. Monday my 90 days begin.

 

Should i attach a letter saying it was too late to change everything?

According to your timeline your approval date was January 26, 2017. You need to calculate it by using the date on your green card, not the interview date. Just want to make sure that you don't send it in too early or it will be rejected.

 

Maybe someone else will give their opinion, but I would probably just send it like it is and not even mention anything about it. 

[Dutch88 27]

3 minutes ago, DebWa said:

According to your timeline your approval date was January 26, 2017. You need to calculate it by using the date on your green card, not the interview date. Just want to make sure that you don't send it in too early or it will be rejected.

 

Maybe someone else will give their opinion, but I would probably just send it like it is and not even mention anything about it. 

Sorry about that. I need to adjust the timeline.

 

My greencard expires 16th of december. I accidently put the date i received my greencard there instead of when i got approved. 17th september is when the 90 day window starts. Thank you though

[Sukie 1,460]

Do not worry about what is on the affidavits.  You'll be fine as they are.

 

Sukie in NY

[Dutch88 27]

16 minutes ago, Sukie said:

Do not worry about what is on the affidavits.  You'll be fine as they are.

 

Sukie in NY

Ok cool thanks.

 

One more question. Should i sent with USPS or UPS/FedEx? Ive read USPS having issues with USCIS deliveries recently.

Edited September 11, 2018 by Dutch88

[Sukie 1,460]

1 hour ago, Dutch88 said:

Ok cool thanks.

 

One more question. Should i sent with USPS or UPS/FedEx? Ive read USPS having issues with USCIS deliveries recently.

We did ours with USPS with tracking.  Not sure what others do/did.

 

Sukie in NY

[AlluringSoul 185]

1 hour ago, Dutch88 said:

Ok cool thanks.

 

One more question. Should i sent with USPS or UPS/FedEx? Ive read USPS having issues with USCIS deliveries recently.

 

34 minutes ago, Sukie said:

We did ours with USPS with tracking.  Not sure what others do/did.

 

Sukie in NY

I agree, affidavits are fine and send it priority USPS (they will give you a tracking number). 

[DebWa 26]

1 hour ago, Dutch88 said:

 

One more question. Should i sent with USPS or UPS/FedEx? Ive read USPS having issues with USCIS deliveries recently.

I sent all our applications in with USPS with tracking. I know some people much prefer FedEx or UPS.

[Dutch88 27]

Which one is safer? I know UPS or FedEx is more expensive but i heard that its a real physical address where someone from USCIS will pick it up.

[Dutch88 27]

Which courrier did you guys use for sending the ROC package? Im torn between USPS and FedEx/UPS.

 

Ive been reading a lot of people are having issues with the USPS PO box recently and having the package delayed or sent back. Im leaning towards FedEx because its a physical office address where someone from USCIS will pick up the package.

 

I asked this question in a different topic but id like to ask in a seperate topic. Which one did yall use and why?

[Ontarkie 14,222]

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[Loren Y 2,755]

The USPS is the best out of all the carriers in my opinion. I ship thousands of packages a month ( Internet based business). And USPS has yet to lose anything. Ups and fed-ex I file claims a few times a year each for lost package. It's a p.o.box..... that means the USPS runs the p.o. box. And at both of the addresses someone comes to pick up mail. It really never makes it to the p.o. box physically. It gets thrown in a big postal bin ( Blue carts you may have seen at the post offices) then rolled over to a dock when the guy cames to pick them up every other day I think it is. 

 

I would stick with the tried and true USPS. They have an excellent track record with me personally.

[Dutch88 27]

3 hours ago, Loren Y said:

The USPS is the best out of all the carriers in my opinion. I ship thousands of packages a month ( Internet based business). And USPS has yet to lose anything. Ups and fed-ex I file claims a few times a year each for lost package. It's a p.o.box..... that means the USPS runs the p.o. box. And at both of the addresses someone comes to pick up mail. It really never makes it to the p.o. box physically. It gets thrown in a big postal bin ( Blue carts you may have seen at the post offices) then rolled over to a dock when the guy cames to pick them up every other day I think it is. 

 

I would stick with the tried and true USPS. They have an excellent track record with me personally.

Thank you so much