USCIS Updates Policy Guidance for Certain Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny(merged)

[Naes 12,205]

Just now, BoostFreak12 said:

So the uscis isnt issuing rfe's or noids anymore starting sept 11th!

 This stuff is so frustrating and this president isnt making anything easier.

Is their anything els we should know about? Has anything els changed that is going to effect us?

I need my mind eased!

#stressed 

I think Isn’t is overstatement. The policy so far reads as initial evidence and eligibility. 

so basically as long as someone followed the instructions and it wasn’t a placeholder application, they will be issuing rfes as required. Such as if they need more evidence that two people met than what’s provided already with the application etc.

[BoostFreak12 13]

Oh ok. Im going back for a second visit in january before we file anything.

I will have plenty of evidence 

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

8 minutes ago, BoostFreak12 said:

Oh ok. Im going back for a second visit in january before we file anything.

I will have plenty of evidence 

 

Yea don't freak about this whole thing like some. It actually could help stream line the process. You'd be amazed how many petitions sit and hold up the process because of an RFE to prove the people met within two years....when they hadn't.... That's like one of the two main requirements and people ignore it(and a lot don't understand what it means even somehow).. it happens, so this could actually speed things up.

Edited September 12, 2018 by Ben&Zian

[BoostFreak12 13]

5 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

 

Yea don't freak about this whole thing like some. It actually could help stream line the process. You'd be amazed how many petitions sit and hold up the process because of an RFE to prove the people met within two years....when they hadn't.... That's like one of the two main requirements and people ignore it(and a lot don't understand what it means even somehow).. it happens, so this could actually speed things up.

That would be great...

Im having mike from platinum visa services do my packet. Honestly i dont think i would do it correctly.. Even if i were to try i would seak attorney help.

 Mikes FEE is a good deal in my opinion.

[geowrian 22,337]

Or just follow the guides at he top of the main page and in the tabs of every page.

[BoostFreak12 13]

16 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Or just follow the guides at he top of the main page and in the tabs of every page.

Its that easy?

[Going through 5,671]

1 minute ago, BoostFreak12 said:

Its that easy?

With a straightforward case, yes it is.

[BoostFreak12 13]

5 minutes ago, Going through said:

With a straightforward case, yes it is.

I guess mines pretty straight forward only part is last 3 years i didnt make mote than 10k a year. I know it inly matters what youre currently making at the time you file but that part still stresses me out. Im currently making enough to sponcer.

[Yasser&Neveen 37]

Hello Everyone,

 

is it true if a request for initial evidence sent the clock reset to 0? after we waited 112 days for our EAD, we received an RFIE yesterday. Are we going to have to wait another 90 days after we submit the RFIE?

 

Thank you.

Yasser

[BoostFreak12 13]

5 minutes ago, Yasser&Neveen said:

Hello Everyone,

 

is it true if a request for initial evidence sent the clock reset to 0? after we waited 112 days for our EAD, we received an RFIE yesterday. Are we going to have to wait another 90 days after we submit the RFIE?

 

Thank you.

Yasser

Whats a Rfie?

[Yasser&Neveen 37]

Request for initial evidence but we haven't received the letter yet. we receive an e-mail.

[geowrian 22,337]

38 minutes ago, BoostFreak12 said:

Its that easy?

As noted, unless you have a complicated case, yes.

Nobody here knows all your circumstances, so there's no way to know for certain if this applies to you. But I would suggest reading through the guides and instructions either way...even if you end up using a service to help, it's your case and being actively involved is the absolute best way to avoid issues.

[BoostFreak12 13]

20 minutes ago, geowrian said:

As noted, unless you have a complicated case, yes.

Nobody here knows all your circumstances, so there's no way to know for certain if this applies to you. But I would suggest reading through the guides and instructions either way...even if you end up using a service to help, it's your case and being actively involved is the absolute best way to avoid issues.

Im going to make a post tomorrow to ask some questions to get refreshed on this and learn more things i wasnt aware of...

[Loren Y 2,756]

Boy, the fearmongers are out in force trying to scare people.

 

http://amp.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article218276890.html

[Diane and Chris 651]

3 hours ago, Ben&Zian said:

This has been heavily discussed. Can't find the "mega" thread on it right now though. RFE's wil still be given, this just allows USCIS to reject applications missing major items instead of holding up the process for others. Immediately blaming someone else for their own mistakes is unreasonable and honestly people try to do it too much. Ensure your packet and information is done correctly the first time and avoid issues. Take personal accountability. Simple stuff.

Well said!  It’s about time we get the rotten apples out so we can focus on welcoming qualified immigrants, hopefully a little bit sooner. Thanks for all you add @Ben&Zian  

 

P.S.  We got our green card today!  

Edited September 13, 2018 by Diane and Chris