How to organize documents for K1 interview

[YourHumboldtBud 2]

Aside from organizing the documents in the order described by the Interview Preparation Instructions, would you guys advise to have them bound similar to what alot of people do when sending in the I-129F packet, or loose leaf with tabs in a folder with multiple divider/pockets?

[LeRoY DrAgOn 2]

No matter how you have it they will organize it how they do it , in their office specific folders/case files, as for me, I put it in a Tri fold folder and bound it on top with a 2 hole punch and and had no problems with then about it

[Gumbolette 58]

I thought I'd share my OCD in terms of organizing my docs... Have the liberty to do the same.

Good luck on your journey.

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How to organize documents for Interview

Edited August 27, 2012 by Cutie_Patootie

[Hank_ 9,174]

Aside from organizing the documents in the order described by the Interview Preparation Instructions, would you guys advise to have them bound similar to what alot of people do when sending in the I-129F packet, or loose leaf with tabs in a folder with multiple divider/pockets?

When you get to the embassy the pre-screener will ask for the forms and such, you have to be able to remove them from whatever you are carry them in to pass them through the window to the pre-screener and CO. My wife had a three ring binder with plastic sleeves, as the pre-screener asked for things she simply pulled them out of the plastic sleeves and passed them through the window.

Edited August 27, 2012 by Hank_