lulublue14

Hi everybody,

I just wanted to ask a quick question about the RFE we received for our L1B petition. I usually go on a lot of forum to look at other people's experience but I don't seem to find anything regarding this particular issue.

Basically, we received the RFE and there is absolutely NO question or request for additional documents. The only thing we can see are guidelines on what specialized knowledge mean and what the evidence could be. Kind of like a guide to filing the petition in the first place.

Has anybody else ever received a RFE without any specific questions? Is it common? Is that a bad thing or a good thing? The lawyer just asked us to give more details and any additional supporting documents we can find but without any specifics, it's pretty hard to know what they want...

Thanks a lot
Lulu

hungryhorace

These are all questions you should be asking to your company immigration attorney. They should know what USCIS are asking for, and will deal with it accordingly. If they don't know, then you need to change your law firm.

lulublue14

Well the attorneys don't live to answer my questions and they have asked us to provide more details on several points so they have done their job. I just would like to know if anybody had a similar RFE, I'd like to know about people's experience.

hungryhorace

So, what's the problem then?

No, i've never had a similar experience. I never had an RFE for my L-1.

Markoncarp

Just follow your lawyers advice. It sounds to me like USCIS have outlined the information they want - around specialized knowledge - I guess you just need to provide the proof that what you do requires it.

S Folinsky

It is not uncommon for the minions of the Dark Forces to issue weird RFE's. It drives immigration attorneys bonkers compounded by the fact that the clients often think it is the attorney's fault.