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Many applications receive a request for more evidence, such as a USCIS request for evidence (RFE). This does not mean the application has failed — the officer needs more information.
Replying
- Note the deadline and reply in time.
- Answer each point rather than resending the originals.
- Add strong new evidence, such as more recommendation letters or financial records.
If the application is refused
First understand the reason:
| Reason | Direction |
|---|---|
| Insufficient evidence | Strengthen it and reapply |
| Not meeting the basic requirements | Consider a better-suited programme |
| A procedural issue | Correct it and resubmit |
Prevention
- A complete, well-organised first filing greatly reduces requests and refusals
- Honest assessment before signing matters: strengthen your profile first if you’re not ready
- Check source-of-funds and key documents item by item before filing
Common reasons for refusal
- Insufficient source-of-funds evidence
- Generic recommendation letters that don’t map to the criteria
- Inconsistent documents
Our guarantees
No extra service fee for further documents or resubmission; if refused, a full refund of service fees paid, or a free switch to another suitable programme (as set out in your service agreement).