EB3 倒退之后pending阶段，RFE补充文档递交了。# EB23 - 劳工卡
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued an interim
policy memorandum requesting public comment on proposed changes to the
amount of time that agency officers may provide an applicant or petitioner
to respond to a Request for Evidence (RFE).
USCIS' proposed change to RFE reponse periods seeks to provide greater
consistency in the issuance of RFEs by amending the standard timeframes
USCIS currently provides for responding to RFEs and by limiting the use of
discretion to reduce the response time from the standard timeframes.
The interim policy memo establishes:
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A standard RFE response timeframe of 30 days for Form I-539; and
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A standard RFE response timeframe of 84 days for all other form types,
regardless of whether the request is for initial or additional evidence, or
whether the evidence is available in the United States or is obtained from
overseas sources.
It further instructs that USCIS officers may reduce the response time from
the standard timeframes only after obtaining supervisory concurrence, and
that this discretion should be used on a case-by-case basis when warranted
by circumstances as determined by the adjudicator and the supervisor.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued an interim
policy memorandum requesting public comment on proposed changes to the
amount of time that agency officers may provide an applicant or petitioner
to respond to a Request for Evidence (RFE).
USCIS' proposed change to RFE reponse periods seeks to provide greater
consistency in the issuance of RFEs by amending the standard timeframes
USCIS currently provides for responding to RFEs and by limiting the use of
discretion to reduce the response time from the standard timeframes.
The interim policy memo establishes:
*
A standard RFE response timeframe of 30 days for Form I-539; and
*
A standard RFE response timeframe of 84 days for all other form types,
regardless of whether the request is for initial or additional evidence, or
whether the evidence is available in the United States or is obtained from
overseas sources.
It further instructs that USCIS officers may reduce the response time from
the standard timeframes only after obtaining supervisory concurrence, and
that this discretion should be used on a case-by-case basis when warranted
by circumstances as determined by the adjudicator and the supervisor.
