Approval Is Only the First Step

After USCIS approves a green card, employment authorization document (EAD), or advance parole travel permit, the physical document is mailed to the applicant.

However, delivery issues can sometimes occur.

Common USPS Delivery Problems

In some cases, USPS may report that they could not locate the address, resulting in the document being returned.

This can delay the applicant’s ability to:

• Start employment

• Travel internationally

• Verify lawful status

Ways to Reduce Delivery Issues

Some helpful strategies include:

• Using USPS Informed Delivery to receive advance mail notifications

• Monitoring the USPS tracking number

• Ensuring your address is correct with USCIS

Some law offices and applicants also use PO Boxes to reduce the risk of delivery problems.

Always Monitor Your Case

Even after approval, it is important to actively track the delivery of your immigration documents.

Attorney Disclaimer: This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different. You should consult with an immigration attorney to evaluate your specific situation before taking any action.

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