An RFE is a written request from USCIS for specific additional evidence. The most common mistake is answering a different question from the one the notice actually asks. Under current USCIS policy, response windows can be shorter than before, and extensions are generally not granted.
That is where Omar & Co Consulting helps. We break your notice down item by item, gather and organize exactly what USCIS asked for, and add nothing it did not. An independent, licensed attorney then reviews and files your response.
Send us your notice the day it arrives. The sooner we start, the more of your window goes to building a strong response instead of chasing paperwork.
Send us the notice the day it arrives. The deadline on it decides everything that follows.
USCIS is leaning towards no and is giving you one chance to change that. Shorter window, higher stakes.
The decision is made. A motion, an appeal or refiling may still be open, each on its own short deadline. Speak to a licensed attorney today.
The officer deciding your case never meets you. They work from the file in front of them, and an RFE is usually your one chance to add to it. A reply that misses an item can be treated as no reply to that item, and the decision goes ahead on what is already there.
It works the other way too. When required evidence is missing from the start, USCIS can now refuse without sending an RFE at all, so your first filing deserves the same care as your response. This is where we come in. Your attorney decides what the notice requires, and we go and get it: transcripts from your university, financial records, whatever the list names, indexed against each item so the officer can find it.
Send us the notice the day it arrives. The deadline on it decides everything that follows.
An independent licensed attorney reads the RFE against your original filing and determines what USCIS is asking for.
We collect every document the notice names, working with your university where school records are needed.
All evidence organized, indexed and mapped to each item in the notice, so nothing in the request goes unanswered.
Your attorney reviews the completed response and files it with USCIS.
We make no guarantees and accept no liability regarding any case outcomes or results.
