WORRIED about the way I assembled I29f petition?

[L_n_O 3]

don't worry about it.

[Fandango 1,439]

I said this because we are all dealing with a very slow and very ####### government organization that handles thousands upon thousands of papers every day. My opinion is just putting everything in an envelope is risky. I believe it should be bond in some fashion to keep all the papers from your case from migrating to the case setting on top, under, or even around it. I would rather cautiously say, it may cause a little trouble than spout off the "feel good, no worries" "Oh, you'll be just fine!" What if something does get lost? There is a reason the USCIS has a post of "General Tips on Assembling Applications for Mailing". If someone takes the time to write, "We like it this way", I am sure going to listen! That is why I said something like that.

But you're not considering the fact that

A) the petition's already been sent & nothing can be done about it....

B ) we can 'what if' til the cows come home. What if there's a fire and all of our petitions get destroyed? what if a hurricane comes and blows down the building? what if the processor is eating a jelly donut whilst perusing the petition and gets jelly on the beneficiary's signature, thus making it illegible? I mean really. I'm not one to blow sunshine up someone's butt....but acco fasteners? come on now!

[mox 298]

Yeah, once it's in the mail then there's nothing to be gained from "what-iffing." Now it's time to sit back and gripe about processing times like everyone else.