“Document Was Mailed To Me”on your I-290B · Appeal or motion on a denial


USCIS mailed a document related to your I-290B, usually the written decision on the appeal or motion. AAO decisions explain the reasoning in detail. Read it carefully, because it tells you whether the original case was approved, reopened, or remains denied.
In general, on any form:
USCIS mailed you a document, such as a travel document, certificate or similar paper. This usually follows an approval. The document should arrive in a few days. Check it for errors when it arrives.
USCIS mailed a document related to your I-290B, usually the written decision on the appeal or motion. AAO decisions explain the reasoning in detail. Read it carefully, because it tells you whether the original case was approved, reopened, or remains denied.
It depends on your form. It may be a travel document, certificate or approval-related document.
Contact USCIS if it has not arrived within a reasonable time after mailing.
Usually a mailed document follows an approval, but read the document to be sure.
AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.