you have to wait till for them to send you and RFE

you don’t have to wait. I filed VAWA Feb 2024 I sent unsolicited evidence upon my lawyers advice October 2024, October 2025 I saw a update “correspondence was received” so that indicates to me they received my evidence.

@k d it’s not recommended to send additional documents without RFE since it could cause delays for your application.

@Flower 🌷 and that’s understandable but because I was unable to initially send my declaration my law advice we should send it and because she is my lawyer I listened to her. I also had other evidence at that time so I included them. Even if it may cause delays a RFE will definitely cause delays so I prefer to take my chances and have them have everything than risk getting a RFE.

I would wait for an RFE to specify what USCIS is requesting, then tailor your response accordingly.

@Flower 🌷 do you think I might still have a RFE even with 3 prima facie ?

@Keem ba of course. Prima facie is nothing. it is just at first glance that allow you to get a public benefit. people got denied even with 6 PF.

@Flower 🌷 ty hopefully we hear something good

@k d do you remember what adress u sent the evidence to pls ? my case in nebraska at the moment!

@Keem ba sorry to make you more confused but my lawyer said that if we send documents non solicited they can use it against you I don’t know if that’s true

@Keem ba just wait and prepare a very strong rfe response

@k d I did not send anything but same update I received

@Keem ba my case was at Vermont so I sent my evidence there.

No - wait for an RFE if you anticipate one to send additional documentation. I would not send unsolicited evidence through a USCIS online account, or via mail. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them in our next Lawfully office hours session! - Attorney Rashmi Bishnoi (All information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney - client relationship. Your situation may require fact-specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.)