USPS Lost my Greencard

[abaldo 0]

Hi Everyone. I need help please

 

my GC expires on June 2023 and I renewed it 6 months before December 2022, this March I got approved and card was produced. But USPS couldn’t find my documents it’s been 10 days now and still thay didn’t find my package containing my GC. Now I’m super worried we have a family vacation this coming April to August 2023 and I don’t know what to do anymore. Pls help me

[Chancy 6,241]

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4 hours ago, abaldo said:

we have a family vacation this coming April to August 2023 and I don’t know what to do anymore.

 

Call USCIS to ask for an emergency InfoPass appointment to get an I-551 ADIT stamp in your passport.  Bring your I-90 notice to your Infopass appointment.

 

[OldUser 6,645]

Looks like your GC is still in transit?

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

59 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Looks like your GC is still in transit?

A week wandering around Seattle? To me it sounds like it was lost. 

@abaldo did you file a report with USPS?

[Lemonslice 4,838]

Reach out to your postmaster, go twice a day if needed.

[mbssss 106]

2 hours ago, Lemonslice said:

Reach out to your postmaster, go twice a day if needed.

Yes, do this!! USPS lost mine when they shipped mine out so I called them probably 3 times a day and told them to please check if they envelope is in the back and they refused. The third day I called and asked again and they finally looked and guess what they found?? My green card. 

Edited April 1, 2023 by mbssss

[abaldo 0]

9 minutes ago, mbssss said:

Yes, do this!! USPS lost mine when they shipped mine out so I called them probably 3 times a day and told them to please check if they envelope is in the back and they refused. The third day I called and asked again and they finally looked and guess what they found?? My green card. 

Mine was stuck somewhere at Seattle Distribution and it never got to our postoffice near our place. 

2 hours ago, Lemonslice said:

Reach out to your postmaster, go twice a day if needed.

Went there few hours ago, they said it never arrived in there facility, it’s stuck in transit since 28th :((

[abaldo 0]

12 hours ago, Chancy said:

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Call USCIS to ask for an emergency InfoPass appointment to get an I-551 ADIT stamp in your passport.  Bring your I-90 notice to your Infopass appointment.

 

I did this too incase! But Im scared they wont stamp because they released my GC already 

4 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

A week wandering around Seattle? To me it sounds like it was lost. 

@abaldo did you file a report with USPS?

I feel that its lost too I don’t know what to do anymore

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

2 minutes ago, abaldo said:

I did this too incase! But Im scared they wont stamp because they released my GC already 

I feel that its lost too I don’t know what to do anymore

I fully understand your desperation. 

Try going again tomorrow: you might encounter a more helpful employee. 

 

At this point, even if you go full on Karen mode, it is worth. 

[Mike E 11,739]

 

[TBoneTX 45,273]

2 hours ago, mbssss said:

I called them probably 3 times a day

This is good.

2 hours ago, abaldo said:

Went there

This is even better.

Try to talk with the station manager or at least the shift supervisor.

 

The situation of lost green cards has been around since I've been on VJ, and it absolutely mystifies me.  Fully 99.44% of this could be avoided if USCIS sent out this crucial stuff accompanied by tracking-numbers, or by 2-day Priority Mail, or some method more reliable than first-class mail.  There should also be more agency-to-agency collaboration between USCIS and the Postal Service.  For God's sake, already!

[abaldo 0]

16 hours ago, Chancy said:

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Call USCIS to ask for an emergency InfoPass appointment to get an I-551 ADIT stamp in your passport.  Bring your I-90 notice to your Infopass appointment.

 

They told me they can’t give me stamp because they mailed my card. I should apply new I-90 and pay fee then get a stamp that was told to me by the agent.

[abaldo 0]

1 hour ago, TBoneTX said:

This is good.

This is even better.

Try to talk with the station manager or at least the shift supervisor.

 

The situation of lost green cards has been around since I've been on VJ, and it absolutely mystifies me.  Fully 99.44% of this could be avoided if USCIS sent out this crucial stuff accompanied by tracking-numbers, or by 2-day Priority Mail, or some method more reliable than first-class mail.  There should also be more agency-to-agency collaboration between USCIS and the Postal Service.  For God's sake, already!

It is actually priority mail, I don’t know what happend  they want me to apply again because it’s lost if I want to travel. I just paid to renew now I have to pay again 

[abaldo 0]

6 hours ago, Lemonslice said:

Reach out to your postmaster, go twice a day if needed.

I went already, and they said it never reached them that’s why now im hopeless

8 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

A week wandering around Seattle? To me it sounds like it was lost. 

@abaldo did you file a report with USPS?

Yes I did. still no feedback

[Scandi 4,166]

We sell online and ship many orders daily with USPS. Just the other day we had a customer inquiry about an order, we looked it up and it had been sitting at a USPS facility for over 10 days, only an hour from where he lived. The order was delivered two days later. It happens, you package is still in transit, you will receive it (its not lost, and the tracking shows activity only a couple of days ago). Your local USPS can look up the GPS coordinates to see exactly where the package was last scanned, the tracking doesn't show all the scans. 

Edited April 1, 2023 by Scandi