Online Receipt Notice (NOA1/797) vs Paper?

[SnowyDays 7]

Good morning

I have been reading the forums and searching, but do not see any comment on this. 
We submitted a I130 online for AOS from a B2 (the situation changed - no intention to immigrate on time of arrival for visit on B2).  As it is online, we can immediately access a PDF of the receipt notice. 

 

I have previously dealt with the USCIS for some work based visas for coworkers, so I am roughly familiar with the process.  It has been a few years though, but the receipt notice is nearly identical to what I remember on 797 notices in the past. 
The only difference I see (besides minor changes in formatting) is that it does not actually say 797 on the top of the page?

I have seen a lot of posts on here where people are missing their 797, but could not find anything discussing whether the online receipt notice is considered equivalent (even without the 797 header)

For example, the attached image is from the PDF receipt notice (personal information removed).  There is no 797 or USCIS header above this information like there is on the old paper 797s I've worked with in past

Any ideas?  Thank you

 

[Edward and Jaycel 697]

The online notices will not have the headers (Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Form I-797C, Notice of Action). You will also receive a hard copy one in the mail with those headers.

[SnowyDays 7]

36 minutes ago, Edward and Jaycel said:

The online notices will not have the headers (Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Form I-797C, Notice of Action). You will also receive a hard copy one in the mail with those headers.

Thank you - that was what I was guessing.  Good to be confirmation! 
I am actually surprised I could not find a similar question to this from someone else before!

[SnowyDays 7]

For reference for anyone in the future, the paper I797 did also eventually arrive with the headings as described

Edited 20 hours ago by SnowyDays

[OldUser 7,768]

24 minutes ago, SnowyDays said:

For reference for anyone in the future, the paper I797 did also eventually arrive with the headings as described

Also note the original is printed on watermarked pale green paper. Copies are just copies and not replacements for originals.

Edited 20 hours ago by OldUser

[Edward and Jaycel 697]

4 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Also note the original is printed on watermarked pale green paper. Copies are just copies and not replacements for originals.

That’s for the approval notices… The receipt notices are on white paper without the watermark.  

[OldUser 7,768]

18 minutes ago, Edward and Jaycel said:

That’s for the approval notices… The receipt notices are on white paper without the watermark.  

I was under impression I-130 NOA was printed on watermarked paper too. Is I-751 an exception then?

But again, it's been a while since I went through AOS, before the pandemic. Either I've forgotten or things changed.

[Edward and Jaycel 697]

2 hours ago, OldUser said:

I was under impression I-130 NOA was printed on watermarked paper too. Is I-751 an exception then?

But again, it's been a while since I went through AOS, before the pandemic. Either I've forgotten or things changed.

 

Hmmm good question... This is our experience so far:

 

I-129F NOA1 - White Paper, No Watermark

I-129F NOA2 - Pale Green Paper, Statue of Liberty Watermark

I-485 & I-765 NOA1s - White Paper, No Watermark

I-765 NOA2 - Pale Green Paper, Statue of Liberty Watermark

[SnowyDays 7]

11 hours ago, Edward and Jaycel said:

 

Hmmm good question... This is our experience so far:

 

I-129F NOA1 - White Paper, No Watermark

I-129F NOA2 - Pale Green Paper, Statue of Liberty Watermark

I-485 & I-765 NOA1s - White Paper, No Watermark

I-765 NOA2 - Pale Green Paper, Statue of Liberty Watermark

I-797C, NOA - white no watermark.  (The online one does not have headers, but physical paper does)