Turn a USCIS RFE into
a response that holds up
Upload a Request for Evidence — your own or a client's — and get a structured, criterion-by-criterion breakdown free, then a response strategy when you're ready to move.
Three problems, every RFE
The RFE runs many pages of dense legal language, and the actual deadline — 87 days from the notice date — is easy to miss inside all of it.
Upload or paste the notice and get the response deadline, receipt number, and every deficiency the officer flagged, broken out on its own.
You can’t tell if the officer misread your evidence or if there’s a real gap — and guessing wrong wastes weeks you don’t have.
Each deficiency comes with the officer’s exact quoted reasoning next to the finding, so you can check it against your own file before deciding how to respond.
A real RFE response can run 13,000–15,000 words with citations — writing it from a blank page, on a deadline, is its own project.
Get a response strategy for every deficiency: likely root cause, whether it’s fixable with what you have, and a suggested rebuttal or new-evidence angle — before you start writing.
What your free report looks like
A real (anonymized, illustrative) example — not your data. This is exactly what you get after you upload your own RFE.
The record does not establish that the petitioner's contributions are of major significance to the field, as the evidence submitted does not demonstrate independent recognition beyond the petitioner's immediate collaborators.
“the evidence submitted is insufficient to establish original contributions of major significance to the field”
- Independent citation data showing the work is used by researchers outside the petitioner's own group
- Letters from independent experts (not prior collaborators) assessing the contribution’s significance
The gap is independence, not volume — the officer is discounting evidence that only comes from people who already work with the petitioner. Prioritize citation records and evaluator letters from people outside that circle; that's what directly answers this finding.
From reading the notice to filing a response
Free RFE report
Upload or paste your notice and get a full structured breakdown at no cost — deficiencies, severity, deadline countdown, and one deficiency worked all the way through as a complete sample.
Compare against your filing
Compare the RFE against your original filing checklist and petition letter to catch places the officer misread or overlooked what you already submitted.
Response strategy plan
Per deficiency: likely root cause, whether it’s fixable with what you have, a suggested rebuttal or new-evidence angle, and a suggested date to start.
Free report, pay only when you unlock the response
The structured RFE report is free. Comparing it against your original filing and building a response strategy is $79, one time, per case.
- Free RFE report$0
- Filing checklist — comparison + strategy plan$79
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Filing checklist (compared against your filing, with a response strategy) for $79.
Common questions before you start
Is the RFE report actually free?+
Yes. Upload or paste your RFE notice, create a free account, and you get the full structured breakdown — every deficiency, severity, and the response deadline — plus one deficiency worked all the way through as a complete sample. No card required.
Does ImmiFlo replace an immigration attorney?+
No. Every AI-generated output includes a disclaimer to that effect, and ImmiFlo never estimates an approval probability. It’s a drafting and analysis tool — a licensed attorney should review anything before you file it.
Is ImmiFlo for applicants or for immigration professionals?+
Both. Petitioners use it on their own EB-1A or NIW RFE. Immigration consultants, case preparers, and paralegals use it on client cases: each client's RFE is a separate case under one account, labeled with the applicant's name, and the paid tier is bought per case. There are no team seats or client-billing features — ImmiFlo does one job, the RFE analysis.
What if I only have the RFE notice, and not my original filing?+
That’s common — a lot of applicants don’t have their original petition materials on hand. ImmiFlo checks what you have before you pay and tells you which parts of the analysis it can and can’t do with just the notice, so you’re not paying for something it can’t deliver.
What happens to my uploaded documents?+
Files you upload are used only to extract their text — the original files are not kept. The extracted text and your analysis are stored securely so you can come back to your case, and deleted whenever you delete the case — see the Security & Data page for the full breakdown, including where it’s stored and for how long.
What if I ask for a refund?+
If you haven’t used any paid feature yet and it’s within 7 days of purchase, it’s refunded automatically. If you’ve already started using it, a person reviews the request.
Does ImmiFlo work for NIW cases, or only EB-1A?+
Both EB-1A and NIW. (O-1A and other categories, and full NOID/denial handling, aren’t supported yet.)
Who built ImmiFlo?+
ImmiFlo is built by a team with hands-on experience from 480+ real immigration cases, which shaped how the deficiency breakdown and response strategy actually work.
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