That's a very valid question, and it's something we take very seriously. While we strive for a perfect application every time, Requests for Further Evidence (RFEs) are a possibility in any immigration case, even with the most meticulous preparation.
Here's how we handle RFEs at GCT:
- Proactive Prevention: Our rigorous process, including detailed credential gap analysis and document audits, is designed to minimize the risk of RFEs from the start. We aim to submit a comprehensive and compelling application that anticipates potential USCIS questions.
- Expert RFE Response: If an RFE is issued, we don't leave you stranded. Our team, including our experienced US immigration lawyer and paralegals, will meticulously analyze the RFE, gather the necessary evidence, and craft a strong, persuasive response.
- Transparent Communication: We'll keep you informed throughout the RFE process, explaining the reasons for the request and the steps we're taking to address it.
- Focus on Success: Our goal is always to secure your approval, even in the face of an RFE. We'll leverage our expertise and resources to present the strongest possible case.
- Part of the process: sometimes the USCIS will issue an RFE, even when the application is very strong. We will be there to make sure we answer the questions that the USCIS is asking.
Essentially, an RFE doesn't mean your application is doomed. It's often a request for clarification or additional information. With GCT, you have a team of experts on your side, ready to navigate any challenges and maximize your chances of success. We are very confident in our ability to respond to and overcome any RFE that is presented to us.