“Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office”: what it means
Updated October 27, 2026 · Checked against USCIS sources
The U.S. Postal Service reports that your card was delivered. This is usually the last status of the case.
What it means
USCIS updates the status from the Post Office tracking. If you did not actually receive the card, act quickly.
What you can do
- Check every detail on the card.
- If you did not receive it, contact the Post Office and then USCIS through e-Request.
Forms that show this status
Each form links to its current processing time.
Questions
The status says delivered but I have nothing.
Check with neighbors and your local Post Office first, then request help from USCIS through e-Request.
Sources: USCIS Case Status Online and Case Status API messages; USCIS processing times and case inquiry pages. General information, not legal advice.