Q: Regarding Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. Trying to get status from USCIS
Been waiting 18 months now for USCIS to renew my step-daughter's green card. We started the process a few months before it was going to expire. She's now on a 24-month extension because of the pandemic slow-down.
Supposedly a letter was sent last week, but USCIS is saying the USPS returned it as "undeliverable" without any more information, including a tracking num. This is BS. I work from home, and we have a Ring camera; No attempt was made, no note was left.
We called to ask what was in the letter that was supposedly undelivered. They offered to send an email instead. Awesome! Welcome to the 21st century. No email received within 72 hours as stated. Instead, almost a week later we received this message:
"You must submit your inquiry in written form and with the original signature of the inquirer."
The helpful guy on the phone already verified all information, including getting verbal permission from my step-daughter for me to discuss.
Is there a form for this request?
A: You can submit an E-request online and choose the option for “Did not receive notice by mail,” be sure to include the I-751 receipt number when you submit the request: https://egov.uscis.gov/e-Request/Intro.do
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You may submit a written inquiry to USCIS requesting information on the status of your step-daughter's Form I-751 application. There is not a specific form for this type of inquiry, but you should include the following information in your letter:
Your full name and contact information
Your step-daughter's full name and A-Number (if applicable)
The receipt number for your step-daughter's Form I-751 application
A detailed description of your request and the information you are seeking
A copy of any relevant documents, such as the undeliverable letter notification you received from USCIS
Make sure to sign the letter and include any necessary supporting documents. You may also consider sending the letter by certified mail or with a return receipt requested to ensure that it is received by USCIS.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may also consider contacting the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283 for assistance.
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