policy change

USCIS Courier Services? No matter how time sensitive your application to the USCIS, the USCIS has traditionally had a one-size-fits-all approach to providing evidence of your success or failure in seeking the benefit: your approval or denial notice arrived in a first-class mail envelope. Attorneys and other organizations filing large volumes of time sensitive applications have long requested that the USCIS enable the petitioner for the benefit to include a means of signing the approval notice back to the petitioner. In a recent press release, the USCIS announced that it has changed its policy. Petitioners may now include a prepaid air bill by the usual courier services, UPS and FedEx, that the USCIS will now use to return the original approval notice. [Read more…] about USCIS Courier Services – Policy Change