Treatment with extended-release clonidine should be initiated with a single 0.1-mg tablet at bedtime and adjusted upward in increments of 0.1 mg/day at weekly intervals until the desired response is achieved (maximum dose, 0.4 mg/day).
A Request for Evidence (RFE) is a detailed, written request sent from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to a visa applicant. In a Request for Evidence, the USCIS may ask the visa applicant to provide additional documents in order to support or establish their eligibility for a visa. Responding properly to a request for evidence is crucial for the success of any visa applicant. A failure to respond to the RFE, or responding with the wrong documents, can cause delays or even a rejection of the visa application.
Once you submit the requested information, the review of your application will proceed in light of the new evidence you provided. Responding to a Request for Evidence. In order to avoid having your application denied itâs important that you include all of the requested evidence in your RFE response by the deadline assigned by USCIS. This is especially important since you only have one chance to respond to these requests.