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About the K application paper format, Can we hand in two different formats or A4 ?

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ryanscarrot   0

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My finacé received my documents (G325A form and other printed evidence)

He told me that our paper formats are different ! Mine is A4 while his is Letter format, which is the standard size in the US.

I think it's ugly to hand in two formats but if I　change mine it takes another two weeks and more money.

Is it ok that if we hand in every thing in A4 format ? It's just a bit taller and slimmer.

Thanks in advance

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ZorValachan   0

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My finacé received my documents (G325A form and other printed evidence)

He told me that our paper formats are different ! Mine is A4 while his is Letter format, which is the standard size in the US.

I think it's ugly to hand in two formats but if I　change mine it takes another two weeks and more money.

Is it ok that if we hand in every thing in A4 format ? It's just a bit taller and slimmer.

Thanks in advance

It is acceptable and no problem. When I turned it in, the ones with my signature were letter sized, and hers were A4.

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Darnell   8,478

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Is no issue. There is not concept of 'ugly' .

Good Luck !

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Is no issue. There is not concept of 'ugly' .

Good Luck !

Just got NOA2 and my fiancee (China) printed her biographical forms on A4..no problems. :thumbs:

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