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A government notice, an approval, a client's own upload. Attest reads it, tells you what it is, matches it to the right case, and proposes the follow-ups — each one quoting the line it came from. Nothing runs until you tick it and file.
USCIS Request for Evidence
n400-rfe-notice.pdf · 1 page
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
REQUEST FOR EVIDENCE
Form Type: N-400, Application for Naturalization
Applicant: Priya Raman
Notice Date: July 2, 2026
You must submit all requested evidence so that it is received by USCIS on or before October 30, 2026. If you do not respond by that date, the application may be denied.
You must also attend a biometrics appointment on August 20, 2026 at the Seattle Application Support Center.
Evidence requested:
1. Certified copies of all tax transcripts for the statutory period.
2. Evidence of continuous residence in the United States.
Please ask the applicant to provide their tax transcripts as soon as possible so we can respond before the deadline.
Fictional sample document
Highlighted lines are the ones the proposed actions cite.
What this is
USCIS has issued a Request for Evidence for Priya Raman's Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, requesting tax transcripts and evidence of continuous residence by October 30, 2026, and scheduling a biometrics appointment for August 20, 2026.
- Form
- N-400
- Beneficiary
- Priya Raman
- Notice type
- RFE
- Deadline
- 2026-10-30
File to a case
Suggested — matched on beneficiary name “Priya Raman”.
Follow-up actions (4)Proposed
Docket a deadline for 2026-10-30
Creates an open task on the case. Check the date against the page before approving.
“You must submit all requested evidence so that it is received by USCIS on or before October 30, 2026.” — p. 1
Docket “Biometrics appointment” for 2026-08-20
Creates an open task on the case.
“You must also attend a biometrics appointment on August 20, 2026 at the Seattle Application Support Center.” — p. 1
Move the case to RFE received
This looks like an RFE notice.
Send the client a message
Posts this message to the client's portal thread. Edit it on the case if you want different wording.
Ticked actions run when you file the document. Unticked ones are skipped and recorded as such.
A fixed walkthrough over fictional sample documents — no real case, client, or receipt number appears on this page. Dropping in a document of your own is coming; for now, a demo is the fastest way to see it run on a file you actually have open.
What just happened
Three minutes of filing, done before you opened the case.
The same pass runs on every document that lands in the inbox — dropped by you, emailed in, or uploaded by a client from their phone.
It read the document, not a template.
The form, the parties, the dates, and the deadline all come off the page itself — including scans. Attest handles a government notice and a client's bank statements with the same pass.
Every proposal shows its source.
Each follow-up carries the sentence it was derived from and the page it sits on. A date never reaches your calendar without the line that produced it sitting next to it.
Nothing ran.
Proposals stay proposals until an attorney ticks them and files the document. Anything you untick is skipped — and the skip is recorded in the activity log too.
Forms & bundling
Then it fills the form and builds the bundle.
The same case file assembles the petition: every field filled from a document you can name, the exhibits merged and tabbed in filing order, and the one thing two documents disagree about handed back to you rather than guessed.
Workflow run · Prepare H-1B petition
Triggered when the case reached Preparation
Form I-129 — Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker
Filled from the case file · 41 of 43 fields complete
Part 1. Petitioner information
Legal name of petitioner
Northwind Analytics, Inc.
Articles of incorporation · p. 1
Federal employer ID (FEIN)
84-3921776
IRS notice CP-575 · p. 1
Year established · employees
2016 · 240
Support letter · p. 2
Part 3. Beneficiary & position
Family name / given name
Okonkwo / Chidinma
Passport biographic page · p. 1
Date of birth
14 March 1994
Passport biographic page · p. 1
Job title
Data Scientist II
Employment offer letter · p. 1
LCA case number
I-200-25091-482911
Certified LCA (ETA-9035) · p. 1
Wage offered
$118,400.00 per year
Certified LCA (ETA-9035) · p. 2
Primary worksite address
Two sources disagree — left for you
1400 Dexter Ave N, Seattle — LCA · p. 2
2201 6th Ave, Seattle — offer letter · p. 1
Fictional sample petition
Every filled field names the document and page it was read from.
Exhibit bundle
Assembled- ACertified LCA (ETA-9035)1–4
- BEmployment offer letter5–7
- CDegree certificate & transcripts8–19
- DCredential evaluation20–26
- EPassport biographic page27
- FPrior I-797 approval notices28–31
What the merge did
- Built the index from the tabs, so the table of contents and the page ranges cannot drift apart.
- Stamped consecutive page numbers across all six exhibits, and re-stamps the set whenever one is reordered or replaced.
- Rewrote the cover letter’s exhibit references to match the tabs it actually produced.
Fictional employer, fictional beneficiary, fictional wage. On a real case the form and the bundle are both yours to edit before anything is signed — Attest fills and merges, and stops there.
Bring the notice sitting on your desk right now.
We’ll run it in a live session and you can check every citation against the page yourself.