Quick question - RFE response, any "Attn" needed on it?

[Hiker 9]

I'm going to mail the RFE response tomorrow... on the envelope, should I put "Attn: RFE" or anything like that? With the I-129F I put "I-129F Original Submission". The instructions don't mention anything about this for the RFE.

Thanks

[Tim/Mav 305]

I'm going to mail the RFE response tomorrow... on the envelope, should I put "Attn: RFE" or anything like that? With the I-129F I put "I-129F Original Submission". The instructions don't mention anything about this for the RFE.

Thanks

Did'nt you ask this same question a few days ago. It's OK, "well" try again.

No need to write Attn: Response to RFE or Supplement to 129-F on the envelope. You would just confuse the Post Office and delay your Response./ And no one at USCIS really gives a hoot. They just want a reply to the RFE without dramatics.

Include a copy of your NOA1 , A copy of the RFE and your response. Please note: Some RFE's require Original Certified Documents and not copies from your Courthouse depending on the RFE and circumstances.

A Request for Evidence ranges from A to Z and that is why each particular RFE/Case is not so much listed on VJ. It could be almost anything. You have your NOA1 so they are questioning background or clarification.

[Scott and Mhay 57]

just send it to the address at the bottom of the RFE along with the RFE letter.

[GrayL 47]

I agree, usually the RFE letter will include the return address. I would write it exactly word for word as it's written there, and you can't go wrong.

Good luck, and in my experience RFE's don't delay your process by much, I got an RFE, and two weeks later our petition was approved.

All the best my friend! :innocent: