How to mail form I -751 using USPS

[Jimbersts 0]

I'm confused as to how the process of sending the I-751 packet at USPS works.

So we put our form and documents into our own folder, bring it to USPS and they provide envelopes and we put our envelope into that envelope?

If so , we don't need to put our address and the USCIS address on our own envelope , right? because it will be on the inside?

 

I see that most people go with the yellow manila envelope. There was none at the dollar store I went to so I just picked up a white #5 envelope sized 10 1/2 in. x 15 in. 

Is this okay? or is it too big to fit inside the envelopes they provide? What do I write on the envelope? Just I - 751?

 

[Bob in Boston 710]

I used a flat rate box, no envelope. I had my packet held together with paper clips for each individual exhibit than metal clamp to hold it all together with a rubber band around the middle. worked well for me. Go to the post office and pick up a flat rate box that will fit your packet.

[Jimbersts 0]

10 hours ago, Bob in Boston said:

I used a flat rate box, no envelope. I had my packet held together with paper clips for each individual exhibit than metal clamp to hold it all together with a rubber band around the middle. worked well for me. Go to the post office and pick up a flat rate box that will fit your packet.

Isn't it still important to use an envelope because after it's received at USCIS, they will pass it around internally from office to office and break it down and put it back together after examining? 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

47 minutes ago, Jimbersts said:

Isn't it still important to use an envelope because after it's received at USCIS, they will pass it around internally from office to office and break it down and put it back together after examining? 

When your package arrives, your paperwork will be disassembled and rearranged according to how USCIS wants it to be. They don't stay in the envelope or box or folder to be passed around.

 

ETA: After reassembly I believe it will be scanned into the system. However, case officer will still have the paper stack. I saw mine at the AOS interview. Haha.

Edited March 22, 2021 by KULtoATL

[Noname93 200]

I put both my AOS paperwork and my ROC in just USPS envelopes and fastened the subsections with paperclips. I didn't have any issues so far.