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“Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office”: what it means

USPS reports the card as delivered to your address.

Checked against USCIS guidance on October 17, 2026. The sources are listed at the end of this page.

What this status means

The Postal Service has confirmed delivery of the envelope USCIS sent to the address it has on file for you.

What usually happens next

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What if USPS says delivered but I don’t have the card?

Start with USPS: USCIS points people to the Postal Service’s Find Missing Mail process and says to begin it as soon as you think the mail is missing. Check with neighbors and your building’s mail area too.

If the card does not turn up, USCIS says you generally need to file a new form to have it reissued. For a green card, the I-90 instructions say that if the card was mailed to the address you gave and never came back to USCIS, you file as a lost, stolen or destroyed card.

Do I have to pay again to replace a card I never received?

It depends on whose error it was. USCIS says you generally do not pay a new fee if you did not receive the document because of a USCIS or Postal Service error. If the card was delivered to the address you provided, expect to file and pay as for a lost card.

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Sources

General information about how USCIS status messages are used, not legal advice. The notices USCIS mails you are the official record for your case.

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