“Request for Additional Evidence Was Sent”on your I-290B · Appeal or motion on a denial
USCIS or the AAO asked for more evidence on your I-290B.
USCIS or the AAO asked for more evidence on your I-290B. This often concerns the original benefit, for example proof that was missing when the case was denied. Because an appeal is high stakes, answer fully by the deadline and consider help from an immigration attorney or accredited representative.
In general, on any form:
USCIS mailed you a Request for Evidence (RFE). The officer needs more documents or information before deciding. The notice lists exactly what is missing and the deadline to respond. An RFE is common and can be answered.
USCIS or the AAO asked for more evidence on your I-290B. This often concerns the original benefit, for example proof that was missing when the case was denied. Because an appeal is high stakes, answer fully by the deadline and consider help from an immigration attorney or accredited representative.
A Request for Evidence. USCIS asks for more proof before making a decision.
The deadline is printed on the notice. Do not rely on a general rule; check your own notice.
No. Many cases with an RFE are later approved when the response is complete.
AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.