yes. if you believe it can contribute significantly to your case. State it in the introductory part of you RFE response the new information you are submitting as part of your response and why. Be precise and clear as possible as you can.

@Quabs M Thank you

I generally do not recommend this because it could open the gates for more scrutiny. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them in our next Lawfully office hours session! - Attorney Ana Gabriela Urizar (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.)

@Manifest Law confusing and conflicting advise. I’ve seen a similar question on Reddit and a manifest lawyer advised the person should upload. this is worrying. should you all be on the same page

@S S This is not a legal advice and I’d use my own experience to answer your question. I was in your situation. I had a rfe for my i485 and submitted it 3days afterwards. but I felt I needed to add a n extra document and as well clarify or correct a clerical mistake. what did I do? I went ahead and submitted the extra document ( one month after I submitted the rfe) then two days later i submitted a cover letter clarifying the mistake I later discovered. I got approved and have my green card now. btw my case was eb2niw related. if you need to clarify or submit an extra document you can frame your judgement based my experience. if you decide to submit an unsolicited evidence do so with a clear and consise cover letter. Don’t over explain. I hope this helps

@Kwame O Thank you

Yes, you can submit additional evidence after responding to an RFE. The safest way to do it is through your USCIS online account directly under your case. When you upload it, you may want to include a brief note stating that this is supplemental evidence following your RFE response. Just keep in mind that USCIS can still decide your case based on what was already submitted, so don't rely on supplemental evidence to fix something significant that was missing from your original RFE response. But if it genuinely strengthens your case, it's worth submitting. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them in our next Lawfully office hours session! - Attorney Daniel Son (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.)