Stage: Evidence request

HA on Your USCIS Case: What It Means

HAResponse to request receivedPublished definition

USCIS received a response to a request about your application or petition. This does not mean the response has been accepted as sufficient.

Sources for this meaning

What it means

The NIEM code list of USCIS benefit document statuses describes HA as RESPONSE TO REQUEST NOTICE TO APPLICATION/PETITION RECEIVED.

HA records that USCIS received a response to a request, such as a Request for Evidence. It does not show whether the response was enough.

What usually comes next

USCIS may review the response next. Check for further notices or requests.

Which forms it appears on

The linked NIEM entry does not identify which forms use this code. We do not infer a form list from the code alone.

Sources

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