Final assembly of 129F package

[Johnta 0]

Haven't recieved any real answer on this yet---come-on!

I'm worried here! (really)--

Assembly advice of all sorts solicited----especially regarding these upside-down pages!

JB

[Ladylethal 12]

I still don't know what you are talking about. Do you have to put holes in it? 'Cus most of us never did.

[Joey559 1]

Again SORRY but no one so far seems to know what you're talking about. How are they upside down??? Did they put the holes in? Do you think it's possible that someone just had them the wrong way when the put the punches in? I'm sorry but we downloaded all of our forms so there weren't any holes in them and I'm just confused.

Joey

Edited June 1, 2006 by Joey559

[Canuck Carrie 1]

Why did this need 2 threads?

In your other thread, mdyoung gave you a link for assembly instructions, or feel free to do it your own way. Personally, we just used an elastic band.

Edited June 1, 2006 by Canuck Carrie

[dumaguete 0]

My friend said he followed the instructions here in JV (which are actually copied from the USCIS web site) and blew right through approval and the visa process. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...m&page=assembly

[Joey559 1]

If you want an exact way that got approved here you go:

Cover letter

Letters of Intent

G325's

Table of Contents for evidence

Evidence

Table of Contents for pictures

Pictures in an attached envelope (attached with paper clips)

Engagement ring receipt

I took all of this, took it to Staples and made 2 copies. Then took it to the counter and purchased the ACCO clips. The Staples employee lined up the punch with the acco size and I two hole punched all the documents ON THE TOP so they were all facing the same way. Put in an ACCO clip and paper clipped the Bank cashiers check to the letter of intent and off to the overnight office.

That's the best i can offer you. Good luck.

Edited June 1, 2006 by Joey559