When responding to requests for additional documentation, it’s important to carefully read the notice. Provide the exact documents requested and avoid sending extra unrelated papers that might confuse the officer. Organize everything clearly and include a cover letter summarizing what you are submitting. Make copies of everything before sending and use a method that allows you to track delivery. Being precise and professional demonstrates compliance and helps prevent unnecessary delays in processing your application.

Many people worry about under- or over-submitting documents, but following the instructions precisely is key. Include only what is specifically requested unless your attorney advises otherwise. Ensure all documents are legible and translated if necessary. Keep copies for your records and submit the materials within the deadline. Timely and accurate responses reduce the risk of denial or additional requests. Staying organized and meticulous makes the process smoother and shows USCIS that you are cooperative and attentive.

I received a similar request during my adjustment process and felt overwhelmed. What helped was creating a checklist of requested items, double-checking each requirement, and consulting with my attorney for clarification. I submitted everything in one package with a clear summary, and the process moved forward without further issues. Responding carefully and completely is always better than rushing and risking mistakes that could lead to delays or misunderstandings.