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our EFI frequently asked questions so in this segment we're going to cover a few of the most frequently asked questions about requests for additional evidence or request for evidence from USCIS and so what the first question that come up is should I respond to an RFP and the answer is absolutely yes if you don't respond to an RFP your case will be denied and so and and that coincides with the second question which is what should I do if you know what should I do when an RF e comes in and so typically what you should do is you should read through the RFP well so it's best that you talk to an attorney but if you don't have that ability you read through the RFP you see what the requirements are and then you go gathering the additional documents that they request it's more important during this stage of the game that you don't try to fight and make her up a reason for why you don't have the document and try to find either either exactly what they need or something similar to what they need you know for example they might not necessarily need an exact document but they need they might need for example proof of your income and so there's different documents to show proof of your income you don't have just one piece and so gather those documents and then respond back to the Nora fee respond back to an RFP within the allowed time limit it's very important otherwise your case will be denied the next question that comes up in in the RFI segment is okay so I sent the RFP back I send the response to forever the response to the for additional evidence and now how long will they take to make a decision so they typically review it in I mean in this day and age it in about two to three weeks okay sometimes it could take a little longer but people often get a a decision or there's a move based on their RFP within within a month another question that comes up is is an RFP is a request for evidence common let's say in an h-1b case which is a work visa and the answer is it really depends okay so it it depends on how you did your case and so if you if you do a bad job you're more likely to get an RFP than if you did a good job so if you have everything required they won't need them or they might not need additional evidence now that being said if you don't have your packet ready they will they will need RFPs from you they will send you our EFI's and additionally nowadays they're starting to look at your case in a different light and so because you know what they're seeing is that you don't have what you need you know the requisite documentation another question that comes up is what are the reasons for a request for evidence and so the reasons really vary and I give you some of the most common reasons but the reasons will vary a lot with the type of petition or application that you have sent and so a lot of reasons come up you don't have enough evidence let's say of a bona fide marriage or a valid marriage or you might have you might need two for example there are some sometimes cases where you might need an additional sponsor or you have not proven that you meet the income requirements for sponsorship you know there's there's cases where you haven't provided one form or another and so these are kind of general reasons why our Effie's come up and then another another question that comes up which gets a little more into the fine details of the law is what's the difference between between an RFP or request for evidence and annoyed or a notice of intent to deny yeah so an RFP comes up typically in the earlier ages of the game and it and it involves it involves kind of the structural issues so it involves there's a lack of form for example or there's a lack of some core requirement annoyed on the other hand or notice of intent to deny what they're saying is that you have the requirements typically but what we're not seeing is the requisite evidence that we need to make a finding in your favor you know we we don't have for example all the facts we don't have all the evidence we don't have all the you know the documentation that shows let's say that you're married or the documentation that shows that you know you've you've cohabitated together you know things like that so that's a different that's the difference between annoyed and are Effie and then the other question is if I did premium processing so in some types of cases require premium processing such as an investor visa tree investor visa the question is how long does it take to receive an rfp noticed during premium processing and the answer to that question is it takes the same amount of time that it would have taken for you to receive a decision on your case so typically that's a that's a two-week time for him and so you will receive a response within two weeks that's what premium processing means and so then when you when you send your RF you back then then they'll probably take an additional week or two to make a determination and so those are some common frequently asked questions about the request for evidence