During the past week, I've received mail addressed to men who don't live

[no_hypocrisy]

at my residence.

All Hispanic names.

With employment authorization cards.

I don't know them.

I googled their names and nothing.

I sent the packages back to USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services).

Now I'm concerned. What if these individuals come to my home, looking for their mail?

What should I do or should have done?

[LoisB]

1. I think you did the right thing or you could have just written "unknown at this address" on

the envelopes and given them back to your mail carrier. That happened to me during the height of the pandemic with unemployment checks. No one ever came to my door looking for his/her check.

[multigraincracker]

2. When I got my mail in ballot, I got 4 more with different

names on them. Drove around and delivered them to the correct mail boxes.

[Takket]

3. if mail isn't for you, you return to sender. it isn't your problem to figure out who it belongs to