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Card Picked Up By USPS

USPS has picked up your card from the USCIS production facility.

This status confirms the handoff from USCIS to USPS. Your card is now in the postal system. You can track it using the USPS tracking number provided in your USCIS account or approval notice.

Worry Level

1/10

Typical Timeline

7-10 days delivery

What You Should Do

Track your package. Ensure your mailbox is accessible.

Applies To

I-485, I-765, I-131

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📍 Status Flow

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Current Card Picked Up By USPS
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🎯 Common Outcomes

Card DeliveredCard Returned

?Frequently Asked Questions

How Long After Card Was Mailed?

USPS typically delivers USCIS cards within 7-10 business days after mailing. Green cards usually require a signature. If not received within 30 days, submit an e-Request or contact USCIS to check if the card was returned.

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Card Mailed But Not Received - What to Do?

If your card was mailed but not received within 30 days, first check USPS tracking. Verify your address on file with USCIS is correct. If the card was returned to USCIS, request reissuance. If lost in transit, submit an e-Request for a replacement card.

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🚀 What Happens Next?

What Happens After Card Was Mailed?

Your card is in the mail. Learn tracking, delivery time, and what to do if it doesn't arrive.

  1. 1USPS delivers within 7-10 business days
  2. 2Check mailbox daily; signature may be required
  3. 3If not received in 15 days: Check USCIS account for tracking
  4. 4If not received in 30 days: Submit e-Request for non-delivery
  5. 5If returned to USCIS: Request reissuance with correct address

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