Which mail carrier do you use when sending a confidential packet to the Immigration Sevice Center?

[nimmie 0]

I need to mail my application to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. I don’t want my document to be lost because it contains confidential information. (I live in U.S.A.)

Does anyone have an experience mailing a big document packet to the immigration service? The problem is it has to be sent to the government P.O. Box. There is no physical address. Which mail carrier is the most reliable and which one do you guys use? How do I get a confirmation to make sure the packet is delivered?

Thanks.

[Mononoke28 137]

I've always used good ol' USPS to send anything to the USCIS. I also send it certified mail with signature required so I know when it was received and who signed for it when delivered.

Diana

[nimmie 0]

I've always used good ol' USPS to send anything to the USCIS. I also send it certified mail with signature required so I know when it was received and who signed for it when delivered.

Diana

Thanks! I will check on it, certified mail with signature required via the U.S.mail. How long does it take to get it delivered?

[Bassi and Zainab 1]

I used USPS with certified mail for a signature and it worked just fine to the PO Box.

[Jasman0717 9]

I uses registered mail via the USPS.

[Mononoke28 137]

Thanks! I will check on it, certified mail with signature required via the U.S.mail. How long does it take to get it delivered?

It can take from 3-5 business days. If you want to have it delivered faster, you can use Overnight Delivery and it works the same way except faster.

Diana

[nimmie 0]

Thanks for the information

[Feliz 0]

i live in LA, so it took only 15 hours by certified signature confirmation to deliver my RFE to Laguna Niguel

i sent it 6 pm from major post office and it was there 11 am next morning signed

[Satellite 1]

I use regular first class mail. Cheapest possible. Makes it there every time.

[Jigi 0]

Hi

Its only one..... USPS

Jigi