“Response To USCIS' Request For Evidence Was Received” on Your USCIS Case: What It Means
USCIS shows Response To USCIS' Request For Evidence Was Received
[1]
USCIS has received the response to its Request for Evidence.[1]
Sources for this meaningWhat it means
USCIS does not always update its system with this message, so a missing message does not prove the response was not received.[1]
What usually happens next
The next step is generally a final decision. Sometimes there is an additional Request for Evidence or a denial.[1]
What to do
Related event codes
Forms it commonly appears for
On an I-485, a code records when USCIS receives your response to an evidence request, so the response shows up in the event history as well as in the status line.[3] Read this message for the I-485.
Questions about this message
What happens after USCIS receives my response?
The next step is generally a final decision. Sometimes there is an additional Request for Evidence or a denial.
Source[1]
My response was delivered but this message never appeared. Is that a problem?
The memo we cite says USCIS does not always update its system with this message, and that the case is being processed as long as USCIS received the response.
Source[1]
Sources
USCIS publishes no list of its status messages, so the titles come from the sources below. Checked . USCIS can change the wording without notice.
- [1]USCIS Case Status Overview (memo, October 2025)Seyfarth Shaw LLP
- [2]How to Track Delivery of Your Notice or Secure Identity Document (or Card)USCIS
- [3]NIEM 5.0 BenefitDocumentStatusCategoryCodeSimpleTypeNIEM
- [4]uscis-prober READMEGitHub: TheoLong
Not legal advice. CaseTicker is not affiliated with USCIS. A code is a short system label, not a decision: your notices from USCIS are what count. For a Request for Evidence, a deadline or a denial, talk to a licensed immigration attorney or accredited representative. Read the disclaimer. CaseTicker is not affiliated with USCIS. Not legal advice.
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