organazing question

[popo 0]

hello everybody,

its time for me to file removing of conditions,

i pretty much know what kind of papers to prepare, but my question is about their organization...

howi should put them together, should i just put them all in a folder, or connect them with a binder...

and can i use a, lets say, yellow marker to highlight things or its not permitted...

all answers will be apreciated

thanks

[sugbumama 0]

I made a COVER LETTER accompanying my removal of condition forms and on it, I made a list of the copies of evidence I had included IN ORDER as they were arranged in the packet. On the upper right hand portion of all copies of evidence, I also wrote down the case number and name.

In our cover letter, I included my alien registration number, case number and the list of the evidence I had attached, in this case, the list looked like this:

Attached, you will find:

• Copies of FRONT and BACK of green card of APPLICANT
• Copies of PETITIONER'S DL - in this case, my husband who is the US Citizen
• Lease documents of the house we're renting, with both of our names on it.
• Financial records - checking and savings account statements - I included statements ranging from the time we first opened the account to current
• TAX RETURNS showing joint filing (filing joint or separately, doesn't matter, as long as it says "married")
• Insurance policies stating spouse as beneficiary
• Joint utility bills showing both our names
• Medical insurance cards
• Car insurance cards
• Photos of our church wedding, vacations abroad, and family gatherings
• Receipts of our airline trips abroad
• NOTARIZED AFFIDAVITS from 2 people who have known us since the time of our marriage (I didn't include this the first time but did send it when they asked for it the second time - but just showing you as an example - plus, it's better to include this anyway and save yourself the stress)

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I did use a 2-hole punch to punch out the center top part and added a fastener to keep them together.

I didn't use any yellow markers at all. For the photos, I scanned them into my pc and then arranged them in a WORD document which included a description at the bottom of each photo as to who were in the photo, when it was taken and the event - though I wasn't that detailed - just mostly who and what the event was with date indicated as mo/da/yr

hello everybody,

its time for me to file removing of conditions,

i pretty much know what kind of papers to prepare, but my question is about their organization...

howi should put them together, should i just put them all in a folder, or connect them with a binder...

and can i use a, lets say, yellow marker to highlight things or its not permitted...

all answers will be apreciated

thanks

[~krakatoa~ 27]

I used a 2-hole punch as well to hold the pages together with a fastener. I did not put the fastener-bound pages in a folder but I placed them inside a waterproof envelope before placing them in the mailing envelope. Other people used folder and clips, which I also think served the purpose. I'm sure you will have your preferences. These are just suggestions. Here is the link from the official website of the USCIS, USCIS General Tips on Assembling Applications for Mailing. Good luck!

hello everybody,

its time for me to file removing of conditions,

i pretty much know what kind of papers to prepare, but my question is about their organization...

howi should put them together, should i just put them all in a folder, or connect them with a binder...

and can i use a, lets say, yellow marker to highlight things or its not permitted...

all answers will be apreciated

thanks

[popo 0]

thanks for your replies, they were very helpful

[~krakatoa~ 27]

Glad we're able to help. Good luck on your filing!

[-B&T- 1]

Good luck!

[Immigrant2009 0]

hello everybody,

its time for me to file removing of conditions,

i pretty much know what kind of papers to prepare, but my question is about their organization...

howi should put them together, should i just put them all in a folder, or connect them with a binder...

and can i use a, lets say, yellow marker to highlight things or its not permitted...

all answers will be apreciated

thanks

You can punch holes on the side and fasten them with ACCO fasteners.

See the image below.

http://www.gr8stationery.co.uk/images/CL8865.jpg

Also read from the USCIS website how they want you to assemble the application.

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

Good Luck.