yes you can what was the noid?

when was your deadline?

I uploaded my tax return after my case was sitting doing nothing for over a year. I was approved 4 months later but no idea if it impacted my case or not since we had kids. I don’t think it can hurt unless the income shown for the petitioner doesn’t cover the minimum requirements.

@clear Meeks lack of evidence

@Sheero Laura January 5,2025

@w s 🇨🇦🇺🇸 did you respond to a NOID as well?

@s l no I didn’t have a NOID but I don’t think it matters in this case. if yours was for lack of evidence then I think this helps your case. good luc

@s l they are so unpredictable I know someone who only sent photos case approved no interview and for other they asking for so many stuff …what evidence did you sent ?

@s l I went for interview the only thing they ask for was my newborn birth paper which I didnt received from the hospital as yet I sent it 5 days after my interview haven’t heard anything since then

@clear Meeks in response to the NOID I sent joint bank statements, credit card statements, 6 notarized affidavits, tax return, Sam’s card, car insurance, light bill,phone bills,,Id with same address, photos and leases. and I just added our most recent tax transcript as unsolicited

ok that’s good I hope you get an approval soon @s l

Unsolicited evidence for USCIS is any supporting documentation submitted voluntarily before a final decision, often through the "Unsolicited Evidence" tab in an online account. It can speed up processing or clarify cases, but may also risk confusing officers, often recommended only for crucial updates like new joint documents or address changes. Key Aspects of Unsolicited Evidence: When to Submit: Applicants can submit additional evidence at any time until a decision is made, particularly useful for proving ongoing, bona fide relationships. pls go ahead! you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by uploading your current joint taxes !

@clear Meeks thank you, hope the same for you as well

@Muna Chim I went ahead and uploaded our joint tax, hoping to hear from them soon