Is an EAD card sent by USCIS through USPS a restricted delivery?
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Is an EAD card sent by USCIS through USPS a restricted delivery?
The USPS tried to deliver it at our place but left a notice that no secure delivery location was available. Since the card is in my wife’s name, can I pick it up from post office? She is not available to get there in person.
Asked on August 9, 2014 under Immigration Law, New Jersey
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SB Member California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 9 years ago | Contributor
It is typically sent through regular USPS. If you have a notice to pick it up from the post office, you should be able to do that by presenting your ID. I don't think that USPS would require your wife to pick up the mail personally as long as you are living at the same residence.
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