Response To USCIS Request For Evidence Was Received

What "Response To USCIS Request For Evidence Was Received" means on your USCIS case, and what to do next.

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Response To USCIS Request For Evidence Was Received is a status you may see on your USCIS case. Here is what it means and what to do next.

What does “Response To USCIS Request For Evidence Was Received” mean?

USCIS has received your reply to the Request for Evidence. Your case moves back into the adjudication queue; for premium processing, a new clock starts.

What we see in real cases

From 340+ de-identified cases people checked with CaseStatusAPI that show code HA. Updated daily.

Cases
340+
Last seen
Oct 2026
Usually after filing
55 days
Half of cases: 28–129 days

Forms it appears on

  • I-48584%
  • I-1308%
  • N-4005%
  • I-1401%

What usually comes next

Among 260+ cases that moved on from “Response To USCIS Request For Evidence Was Received”, their next different event. Cases still waiting are not counted.

These are cases people checked here, not every USCIS case, so they lean toward online filings and people watching their case closely. Your own case can move faster or slower.

What should you do?

No further action is needed unless USCIS asks again. Watch for a decision or, occasionally, an interview.

What this means for your case

A single status only tells part of the story. Paste your full USCIS case data and we read “Response To USCIS Request For Evidence Was Received” in the context of every other event on your file — including the silent updates the public site hides — and show what usually came next for similar cases (history, not a prediction for yours).

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