Sending more evidence!

[Kymberli and Ben 0]

We want to send CSC more evidence for our case, Is this Ok to do

[ELW 5]

No, not ok to do. Your case is sitting in the middle of piles of thousands of cases, in some storeroom somewhere. They will not be able to match up additional evidence to your file, it is impossible now. Please wait patiently until they reach your case and begin to work on it. In case you get a RFE, you can send the extra evidence in then.

[Killer_Clown_2009 0]

I've seen people in here post that they have sent more evidence and it made it to their file. I am quite sure that they have an orderly filing system or it would be pure chaos, so finding a file should not be terribly difficult.

If you think about it, they get more information sent in from RFEs all the time and I think it is pretty rare that they lose the RFE items or that they don't make it into a file.

My evidence was pretty thin, but what I did send was solid. I am also considering sending more items, but I think that I will wait and see if I get a request.

[elwintro 0]

We want to send CSC more evidence for our case, Is this Ok to do

I probably wouldn't want to bother unless I got an RFE or an interview request. However, if your initial evidence was weak, or you're just paranoid about the USCIS rejecting your petition for some whimsical reason, then I can understand why you are asking this question.

Today, my NOA1 arrived in the mail. It had this interesting paragraph towards the end saying that, if I haven't already done so, I should provide supporting documents to assist the USCIS in processing my petition. It then went on to give a similar short list of possible evidence as is given in the I-751 instructions. The important line for you, I guess, is where it said: PLEASE INCLUDE A COPY OF THIS RECEIPT NOTICE WITH ANY SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS YOU SUBMIT. (Yes, the caps were in the original too.)

I thought it was weird that there was the implication that you could file the I-751 now, and mail in the evidence later (LOL!), but, for you, if you really really wanted to send in more evidence, then do make sure to attach a copy of your receipt notice, and a good cover letter to explain what you're sending them and why.

Good luck!

[Dakine 26]

We want to send CSC more evidence for our case, Is this Ok to do

I probably wouldn't want to bother unless I got an RFE or an interview request. However, if your initial evidence was weak, or you're just paranoid about the USCIS rejecting your petition for some whimsical reason, then I can understand why you are asking this question.

Today, my NOA1 arrived in the mail. It had this interesting paragraph towards the end saying that, if I haven't already done so, I should provide supporting documents to assist the USCIS in processing my petition. It then went on to give a similar short list of possible evidence as is given in the I-751 instructions. The important line for you, I guess, is where it said: PLEASE INCLUDE A COPY OF THIS RECEIPT NOTICE WITH ANY SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS YOU SUBMIT. (Yes, the caps were in the original too.)

I thought it was weird that there was the implication that you could file the I-751 now, and mail in the evidence later (LOL!), but, for you, if you really really wanted to send in more evidence, then do make sure to attach a copy of your receipt notice, and a good cover letter to explain what you're sending them and why.

Good luck!

DITTO!

I can't see it would hurt to try if you think your evidence is weak.

[Immigrant2009 0]

Hi Kymberli and Ben,

I agree with ELW and elwintro,

No need to send additional Info, as far i have seen it wont do you any good. jasminelily, here on VJ sent additional info couple of month after she filed I-751. Nothing happened to her case date till now (See her signature (http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showuser=60734)).

I would advice you to collect evidence and wait if you get RFE then submit further evidence. Sending further evidence now is like shot in the dark. I am sure your previous evidence was sufficient thats why they sent you NOA and biometric appointment. Like they say, " If it ain't broke, don't fix " .

[jasminelily 1]

Hi Kymberli and Ben,

I agree with ELW and elwintro,

No need to send additional Info, as far i have seen it wont do you any good. jasminelily, here on VJ sent additional info couple of month after she filed I-751. Nothing happened to her case date till now (See her signature (http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showuser=60734)).

I would advice you to collect evidence and wait if you get RFE then submit further evidence. Sending further evidence now is like shot in the dark. I am sure your previous evidence was sufficient thats why they sent you NOA and biometric appointment. Like they say, " If it ain't broke, don't fix " .

Yes, I did send in addtional evidence without RFE. But it wasn't for the same reason as the OP. I was trying to fix the confusion of my dual nationality, I felt that if I don't send in a cover letter and other evidences to explain, USCIS would be really confused and that's why I did it, if I don't do it, I won't be able to sleep peacefully, now I did it, knowing that I did what I could as a good faith, it doesn't matter if they throw my sutff away/didn't get to my original case file/did get match with my original case file/whatever the result is, I feel more comfortable than if I don't do it. By the way, I did throw in some extra recent joint name bills, I figured that I'm sending in papers anyways, why not add something else. As for other people who is worrying they've sent in weak evidence before, I would say if you can wait, then wait for the RFE, my situation is a unique case and can't be compared equally with others.