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by Strong Eagle » Mon, 28 Sep 2015 5:37 am
The general answer to your question is that once they have received scans of all of your documents, they will begin to perform a document review. If you have left out any documents that they think they want, they will contact you and ask that you send scans as well.
Once they know they have all the documents they want, they will verify them. If they are educational transcripts, they will contact every educational institution to verify that the documents are real and that they correctly state your degree, hours, grades earned, etc.
They will do the same with all of the other documents you have provided, whether job history, certifications and credentials, recommendations, or others. How long the document verification process takes depends upon how easily each institution/person can be contacted and how quickly they respond.
Once they are satisfied that what you have given them is legitimate and correct, they will probably then give you at least a telephone interview, and may invite you for a face to face interview at their expense.
Like SMS says, you need to give them what they want. It appears they are interested enough in you and your application to ask for more information. Failure to provide everything they want will raise red flags, and giving them everything they want greatly increases the possibility that you will get an interview of some sort.