a Fedex envelop question--a silly one

[zeeman]

Hi All

I have a silly question. I am ready to apply for my parents's citizenship and planning to send it via fedex. Should I put both applications in one fedex envelop or use two different fedex envelops.

what would you do?

anyone?

 

[WouldBeCitizen]

I suggest using five envelopes. two in two different envelopes and then put these two in another fedex (3rd). Put third in ordinary USMail envelope and stuff it in 4th fedex envelope. Now put the whole thing in 5th fedex overnight express and go to POST OFFICE and mail it in 4th class mail Just kidding

INS does not care pal. What all they see in the envelope on the first look is the CHECK for your $$ because it is what pays their day to day living.

Good luck!

 

[maheshgajanan]

Hi All

I have a silly question. I am ready to apply for my parents's citizenship and planning to send it via fedex. Should I put both applications in one fedex envelop or use two different fedex envelops.

what would you do?

anyone?

In my opinion you should put each parent's application and its relevant papers (photos, cheque, documentation, etc) in seperate sealed envelopes with name of the applicant written in bold on it. Then put those two envelopes into your mailing envelope. That way the knucklehead at CIS opens it, it is very clear that they are dealing with two applicants and not one.


Just FYI, if your service center has a PO box address then you will have to use USPS because FedEx does not deliver to PO boxes.

 

[phillydude]

http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/scnational/index.htm#H See item number 7.

 

[zeeman]

Thanks phillydude and everyone. I was not going to mix the two documents.

 

[max2k1]

http://uscis.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/scnational/index.htm#H See item number 7.

Who in the right mind would use a "rubber band" for separating this ?!?!

Sometimes I wonder how CIS conjures up such hilarious ideas
I can understand paperclips, but rubber bands !?!?!