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Quick Question before sending out my I-751- Can I punch holes on the originals?

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Sleepybears   0

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Hello all!

I'm going to mail my whole pile of I-751 application in the next few days, FINALLY. I will punch holes on top of my copies but I wonder if I can punch holes on the original application form and the affidavits? If not, how can I incoporate them with other copies? I don't want the USCIS staff to lose them!

Thanks a lot for your help!

Sleepybears

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Hello all!

I'm going to mail my whole pile of I-751 application in the next few days, FINALLY. I will punch holes on top of my copies but I wonder if I can punch holes on the original application form and the affidavits? If not, how can I incoporate them with other copies? I don't want the USCIS staff to lose them!

Thanks a lot for your help!

Sleepybears

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binder clips are your friends........

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yes you can punch holes. use binder clips as previously said to keep things together.

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I wouldn't punch holes at all. But that's just me.

*Cheryl -- Nova Scotia ....... Jerry -- Oklahoma*

Jan 17, 2014 N-400 submitted

Jan 27, 2014 NOA received and cheque cashed

Feb 13, 2014 Biometrics scheduled

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I punched holes (2 holes at the top) in just about everything except the picture pages and some other original papers. There was a problem with my submission (not current form) and it got sent back to me. They had punched holes in the picture pages and other pages and it was all together with the 2 hole punches. Seems to be the way they do it there so why not send it to them the way it will turn out anyways? To each their own I guess...

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I punched holes in everything except the cheque. Of course, it is still in line waiting for adjudication . . .

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I did not punch my application, for rest all I punched holes and put prong fastener. I put all photos in a plastic binder and put hol on the top of the plastic and attached on the bottom of the file. People do differently. I don't know which one is the right method.

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