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HELP I'LL GIVE YOU 50 POINTS!!
Lamar questions Matt’s opinion and the facts he presents during a discussion. How should Matt best respond to Lamar’s comments?

by changing his opinion
by criticizing Lamar’s comments
by proving that others agree with him
by providing additional evidence

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It is d, now please supply me with 50 points pls

The correct option is D.  By providing additional evidence Matt best responds to Lamar’s comments. Possible Issue with Your Case. By sending you an RFE, USCIS is alerting you to a potential issue that might prevent your case from being accepted unless you promptly respond with the needed supporting documentation.

What is the difference between initial evidence and additional evidence?

If you submit these documents improperly or not at all, your problems will be related to the preliminary evidence. You may also ask for documents that weren't initially requested on the instruction form. You're dealing with more proof when they ask for it.

All of the needed evidence may be submitted at once, and Matt should. By supplying some of the needed proof, you can "partially respond," telling USCIS that you want a determination made based on the information available at the moment. Your application may be withdrawn.

Learn more about Additional Evidence here:

https://brainly.com/question/3290828

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