Have you ever asked yourself, “Why did I receive a Request for Evidence (RFE)?” If you’re dealing with the U.S. immigration process, receiving an RFE can feel confusing, stressful, and even scary. In this episode, we break down everything you need to know about Requests for Evidence: why you might get one, what it really means, and—most importantly—how to respond to it effectively.
An RFE doesn’t automatically mean your application will be denied. Often, it simply means that USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) needs more information to make a decision on your case. We’ll explain the common reasons people receive RFEs for petitions like H-1B visas, family-based green cards, marriage-based green cards, and adjustment of status.
We’ll also share practical tips on how to avoid RFEs in the first place, how to prepare a strong response, and what mistakes to avoid. Plus, we’ll discuss how working with an experienced immigration attorney can increase your chances of success.
Whether you’re an immigrant, employer, student, or family member, understanding the RFE process is critical for keeping your case on track.
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