What is a “Request For Evidence” (RFE)?
Sometimes the USCIS is not convinced that the alien petitioning under an EB1 category has met the burden to prove that an applicant qualifies for the EB1 category. In such cases, they will typically submit a “Request for Additional Evidence” or “Request for Evidence (RFE)” seeking certain forms of evidence that the USCIS finds lacking. An alien applicant should take great care to present a strong case, so that it may be approved without a request for additional evidence. Nevertheless, there is no way to predict how a USCIS officer reviewing a particular case will respond, and sometimes even the strongest of cases receive a “Request for Evidence”. It is critical to appropriately and proficiently reply the USCIS issued Request for Evidence, incorrect response of the RFE will directly result in your EB1 Outstanding Researcher or Professor petition rejection. To help you replying the Request for Evidence, and eventually turn the RFE into your Green Card, we provide a “Complete Do-It-Yourse
