🔺 r/USCISuMHHS17·67 days ago
USPS lost my GC
After waiting 4 years for my Green Card approval, it was finally approved on July 9. I thought the hardest part was over… but unfortunately, it wasn’t. USPS lost my Green Card in the mail. I opened a case and an investigation, and after their investigation, they sent me a letter apologizing because they were unable to locate it. Now I have to file for a replacement Green Card, which could take up to 6.5 months to arrive. In the meantime, I’ll also need to get an ADIT stamp in my passport if I want to travel outside the U.S. The tracking history makes it even harder to understand. As you can see in the screenshot, the envelope should have made its way to the Atlanta area for delivery, but instead it was sent to a city I’ve never lived in or even visited. That’s where the tracking stopped, and it was eventually declared lost. It’s incredible that after waiting four years, a mailing error can add months of uncertainty. It’s frustrating to have to go through this entire process all over again for something that was completely beyond my control. Has anyone else gone through something similar? I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience. submitted by /u/MHHS17 to r/USCIS [link] […