I-90: What “Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office” Means

USPS reported the card as delivered to your address. This is normally the final status of the journey for card-producing benefits.

Good to do now

• Check the card data (name, dates, category) against your records as soon as it arrives.
• Store the delivery notice and packaging until you have confirmed the card is correct.
• If the status says delivered but nothing arrived, start with USPS tracking, then a USCIS non-delivery inquiry.

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Frequently asked questions

The status says delivered but I got nothing. What now?

Check USPS tracking and with household members or neighbors first; if it is genuinely missing, USCIS has a card non-delivery process.

There is an error on my card. What do I do?

USCIS distinguishes their error from applicant error; the replacement route and fee depend on which it is. Report it promptly either way.

Is the case officially done at this status?

For card benefits, yes. Delivery is the terminal status in the tracked flow.

Related

• I-90: Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Sent
• I-90: Case Is Still Being Processed By USCIS
• I-90: Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
• I-90: Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled
• I-90: Request for Additional Evidence Was Sent
• I-90: Response To USCIS' Request For Evidence Was Received
• Where does a I-90 filed on your date sit in the approval line?
• All USCIS case statuses by form

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