Post Office Fails to Deliver on Time, and DACA Applications Get Rejected - Page 2

Moral of the story just pay for next day delivery. The benefits outweighs the cost. Though so far USPS has never messed for me, I think I used priority delivery with tracking and signature $6 dlls if I remember correctly, I didn't want to pay for $20 dlls for next day delivery. My big envelope was delivered in two days. Go figure.

Just sheer bad luck for that DACAer, I guess they mess up one time for every 200k pieces.

Sad!!

thats fucked up

Moral of the story is hold the attorney responsible for checking *on time*(meaning its expected delivery date) and resending it with 2day delivery while the original app was tracked so that the applicant did not lose his/her opportunity.

Damn, and I was pissed because UPS failed to deliver my Reflux Pillow.

He should sue the lawyer.

On what grounds? Tell us.

Malpractice perhaps? At the very least submit a complaint to the ethics committee for not acting in her/his client's best interest. If I were a lawyer and I saw that my client's application didn't make it to USCIS when I thought it would I wouldn't wait for USPS to sort it out. I would reprint the application, call my client in ASAP to sign them and overnight it even if I had to pay for the overnight myself.

We're talking about somebody's livelihood and a lawyer's ethical and professional duty to protect their client at all legal costs...

EDIT: They submitted on 9/14 - even if they sent it regular mail it should have been there no later than 5-7 business days. 2 days is standard but for argument's sake let's say shit happens and it's still not there 2 weeks later. That's a major red flag. Abort mission. 2 weeks of wait time would have put them at 10/2 - just enough time to prepare and send it again.

"It was sent certified mail to be safe"

Oh yeah? It was not that safe. One uses Priority Mail or Express Mail to be safe. Cheap lawyer.

Yes, could be breach of fiduciary duty toward client.

Muy legal analyst el culito.