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"FBI name check" for 5 months & now RFE????

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1/2Cuban   0

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Well no one wants an RFE but at least it lets you know somebody is doing something with your case!!!! ha ha haaa

Anyway my husbands AOS case has been in FBI name check since October 2007 and just now we recieved an email about RFE!

I was under the impression that once you were in name check stuff like that didn't happen... that your case was all good but just waiting for the name check. I guess not.....

Anybody have a similar experience? :blink:

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Well no one wants an RFE but at least it lets you know somebody is doing something with your case!!!! ha ha haaa

Anyway my husbands AOS case has been in FBI name check since October 2007 and just now we recieved an email about RFE!

I was under the impression that once you were in name check stuff like that didn't happen... that your case was all good but just waiting for the name check. I guess not.....

Anybody have a similar experience? :blink:

FBI Namecheck has nothing to do with the other ordinary processing of your case and is a process everyone goes through. The namcheck is initiated shortly after your NOA (in most cases) and is completely separate. An RFE can happen to anyone at any point during standard processing if soemthing is missing or if they lost something. One can even get an RFE at the interview (just as an example).

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Karena Apprentice

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Hi, I am confused about what an RFE is and entails?

Well no one wants an RFE but at least it lets you know somebody is doing something with your case!!!! ha ha haaa

Anyway my husbands AOS case has been in FBI name check since October 2007 and just now we recieved an email about RFE!

I was under the impression that once you were in name check stuff like that didn't happen... that your case was all good but just waiting for the name check. I guess not.....

Anybody have a similar experience? :blink:

FBI Namecheck has nothing to do with the other ordinary processing of your case and is a process everyone goes through. The namcheck is initiated shortly after your NOA (in most cases) and is completely separate. An RFE can happen to anyone at any point during standard processing if soemthing is missing or if they lost something. One can even get an RFE at the interview (just as an example).

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Kathryn41   3,205

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Hi Karena,

An RFE means "Request for Evidence". It means that they have questions about something and want you to provide more evidence to answer the question, or else you didn't provide something that was required and they are asking you to send it. Basically, they will send a letter with a checklist or an item stated on it and ask you to send it back to them by a specified date. If you get an RFE, you send back what is requested and when they get it they continue working on your file. Many files are approved very shortly after sending back the information requested in an RFE.

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