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Originally posted by UScitizenFilingforspouse
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It's not about perfection. It's about taking the time to understand the process, read the instructions and diligently put together a complete petition. It's necessary to point out how detrimental a RFIE/RFE can be. USCIS recently raised the bar. Do not forget that officers now have discretion to straight out deny a case that lacks initial required documentation. It helps others to hear the importance of filing a complete Adjustment of Status petition.
It takes longer to process to process a case that requires one or multiple RFEs. It slows you down and everyone else. That adjudicator has to keep going back to your case when they could be processing cases that do not lack any required initial evidence.
We even delayed submitting our package in order to ensure that everything was in order. That's all I have to say.
It takes longer to process to process a case that requires one or multiple RFEs. It slows you down and everyone else. That adjudicator has to keep going back to your case when they could be processing cases that do not lack any required initial evidence.
We even delayed submitting our package in order to ensure that everything was in order. That's all I have to say.
. Cincinnati,OH. I've seen many cases on the tracker where the EADs and AP are approved within a week or 2 after USCIS receive the RFIE / RFE response. I dont think it resets the clock. True that your jurisdiction might play a role on when there is an available free spot for your interview to be scheduled. However, the EAD and AP are processed at the NBC and are completely up to the person who is reviewing your case. 
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