Unsolicited Evidence? Did someone ever use it? USCIS Portal

[Bavarian91 59]

All,

 

I'm wondering if someone ever used the Unsolicited evidence feature? and if so - what did y'all upload? 

 

I also just noticed that under 'YOUR Uploads' USCIS uploaded the entire package I submitted as a scan 😅 (I'm an IOExxxxxxx Case)

[JKLSemicolon 411]

How many pages are in that scan? Ours only shows a random selection of 25 pages, and I have heard the same from others here.

 

As for your question, we are planning to submit additional unsolicited evidence as time goes on, maybe every 6 months or so. It would just be evidence similar to what was included in the original packet, accumulated from the filing date onward.

 

I am sure that we’re in the minority with that but my feeling is that it won’t hurt and might help.

[pnw12 7]

1 hour ago, JKLSemicolon said:

How many pages are in that scan? Ours only shows a random selection of 25 pages, and I have heard the same from others here.

 

As for your question, we are planning to submit additional unsolicited evidence as time goes on, maybe every 6 months or so. It would just be evidence similar to what was included in the original packet, accumulated from the filing date onward.

 

I am sure that we’re in the minority with that but my feeling is that it won’t hurt and might help.

 

Same here, I only see a small fraction of what was sent to USCIS. 

 

We also plan on doing the same, as in submitting pertinent additional evidence along on the way. 

[Bavarian91 59]

Both,

 

I do have ~ 25 pages as well - I wonder if it's the most 'crucial' data we submitted to USICS.

 

I will do the same and do additional uploads every 6+ months while it's pending. 😅

[oneoftheunderdogs 86]

Same here, only a handful of random bank statements under that Your Uploads tab, nothing too substantial or crucial it seems.

 

I'm actually thinking about amending my evidence somewhat using the unsolicited evidence tab. For one (lengthy) document (part of our cohabitation evidence) I only sent the signature pages because the rest was all irrelevant (to USCIS) legal text. From what I read on this forum sometimes sending incomplete copies can lead to RFEs. Don't want to chance it AND I need something to do while I wait.

 

I will definitely upload updated tax return transcripts when the time comes.

[Don0 73]

Hi everyone! Just got my i751 approved. But I never got to see this type of stuff for mine. I was wondering where you can find the "Your Uploads" tab? I would like to know so I know what to prepare for the n400. Thank you.

[Klugscheißer 183]

5 hours ago, Don0 said:

Hi everyone! Just got my i751 approved. But I never got to see this type of stuff for mine. I was wondering where you can find the "Your Uploads" tab? I would like to know so I know what to prepare for the n400. Thank you.

 

I've been wondering the same... can't see that in my account either.

[Thunderbolt 172]

6 hours ago, Don0 said:

Hi everyone! Just got my i751 approved. But I never got to see this type of stuff for mine. I was wondering where you can find the "Your Uploads" tab? I would like to know so I know what to prepare for the n400. Thank you.

 

It shows under the pending forms when you login to myuscis.gov 

We have 751 and 400 pending. I can see my upload under 400 but not under 751. 

[pnw12 7]

13 hours ago, Don0 said:

Hi everyone! Just got my i751 approved. But I never got to see this type of stuff for mine. I was wondering where you can find the "Your Uploads" tab? I would like to know so I know what to prepare for the n400. Thank you.

 

This is for IOE cases. USCIS is transitioning I-751s to online processing, so it appears as though all cases are now receiving online access codes. It's been pretty good so far, as you have the option to view USCIS notices faster, see that a potion of your application has been uploaded, and upload additional documentation in an 'unsolicited evidence' section.

 

I believe the N-400 has had an online filing option for a while now. 

 

Congrats on your approval! I'm guessing you've been waiting a long time for that? 

[oneoftheunderdogs 86]

14 hours ago, Don0 said:

Hi everyone! Just got my i751 approved. But I never got to see this type of stuff for mine. I was wondering where you can find the "Your Uploads" tab? I would like to know so I know what to prepare for the n400. Thank you.

Congrats! When did you file? It took probably 4 -- 5 months for my documents to show up on my.uscis.gov.

[Don0 73]

12 hours ago, pnw12 said:

 

This is for IOE cases. USCIS is transitioning I-751s to online processing, so it appears as though all cases are now receiving online access codes. It's been pretty good so far, as you have the option to view USCIS notices faster, see that a potion of your application has been uploaded, and upload additional documentation in an 'unsolicited evidence' section.

 

I believe the N-400 has had an online filing option for a while now. 

 

Congrats on your approval! I'm guessing you've been waiting a long time for that? 

Oh! So this is recent then? I filed May 2022, biometrics on June 2022 no news for a year and 4 months then they just sent me a card. 😅

 

11 hours ago, oneoftheunderdogs said:

Congrats! When did you file? It took probably 4 -- 5 months for my documents to show up on my.uscis.gov.

I filed May 2022 though. This must be something new then..

 

Thank you for everyone's responses!

[Bavarian91 59]

Thats something I was wondering! Will only IOE cases show digital? 

Guess we wont find out for sure.

[top_secret 2,414]

On 10/16/2023 at 7:46 PM, Don0 said:

Hi everyone! Just got my i751 approved. But I never got to see this type of stuff for mine. I was wondering where you can find the "Your Uploads" tab? I would like to know so I know what to prepare for the n400. Thank you.

 

I believe the "unsolicited evidence" upload section is a new feature for I-751's with IOE case numbers in the last few months as they are moving to electronic processing.  We plan to use it to submit new tax transcripts,  additional bank statements etc as more evidence naturally accrues during our wait.  Since it is apparently a new feature for I-751's there not much actual experience on how it might affect a case positively or negatively, but I'm guessing it is a good thing.

 

As per others, the poorly scanned .tif file of our paper submission is missing most of the the evidence and includes only the photos we sent and a "transaction payment form" they filled out.  I thought it was odd that a payment form they filled was included with our photos since it seems logical that any thing they added to our package would go at the front or the back.  Not randomly in the middle where the pictures were when we sent them.

[Bavarian91 59]

22 minutes ago, top_secret said:

 

I believe the "unsolicited evidence" upload section is a new feature for I-751's with IOE case numbers in the last few months as they are moving to electronic processing.  We plan to use it to submit new tax transcripts,  additional bank statements etc as more evidence naturally accrues during our wait.  Since it is apparently a new feature for I-751's there not much actual experience on how it might affect a case positively or negatively, but I'm guessing it is a good thing.

 

As per others, the poorly scanned .tif file of our paper submission is missing most of the the evidence and includes only the photos we sent and a "transaction payment form" they filled out.  I thought it was odd that a payment form they filled was included with our photos since it seems logical that any thing they added to our package would go at the front or the back.  Not randomly in the middle where the pictures were when we sent them.

 

There's a few mysteries in this world. 

 

And USCIS processing is one of them.

[Bavarian91 59]

I've used it for the first time last night - uploading updated Car Insurance documents. Next up will be the 2023 Tax Record.