“Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Sent”on your I-694 · Appeal a legalization decision


The receipt for your I-694 appeal is in the mail. Keep it with the denial decision you are appealing and any old legalization papers, such as your original application and work permits. If you said you would send a brief or more evidence later, note the deadline for it.
In general, on any form:
USCIS accepted your filing and mailed you a receipt notice (Form I-797C). The notice proves you filed and shows your receipt number. Your case now waits in line for the next step. Nothing is expected from you right now.
The receipt for your I-694 appeal is in the mail. Keep it with the denial decision you are appealing and any old legalization papers, such as your original application and work permits. If you said you would send a brief or more evidence later, note the deadline for it.
It usually arrives within a few weeks. If it has not arrived after about a month, contact USCIS.
For some forms, like I-751 or certain renewals, the receipt notice extends your status or work permit. Read the notice carefully to see if yours does.
Contact USCIS to request a correction of a typographic error. Do it early so the mistake does not carry over to your card or document.
AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.