When USCIS asks for more evidence about long trips, address history, or continuous residence, the response should reconcile dates instead of just uploading random travel records.
Not automatically. It means USCIS wants a cleaner record about absences, residence, and eligibility before deciding the case.
Usually no. A better response is organized: timeline first, then targeted proof that reconciles the issue USCIS raised.
Before responding if there is a six-month absence, one-year absence, tax-residence issue, conflicting dates, or a short RFE deadline.