Form size and supporting documents size from Beneficiary

[Rosie + Yu 0]

Hi Everyone again!

I'm freaking out over every little detail of this I-129F package and now noticed that the forms my Fiance sent me were printed on slightly different size paper from US! Gah! The paper he printed the forms on, G-325A and scans and copies of cards, pictures, etc., are slightly longer or shorter than letter size paper but not legal size. Will this be a problem or am I being too paranoid? Does the USCIS care about the size too much? It is not indicated anywhere that I know of so...it should be fine right? I'm sure I will have more questions as I assemble the package because I'm so nervous haha. Thanks for everyones' help!!!!

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Hi Everyone again!

I'm freaking out over every little detail of this I-129F package and now noticed that the forms my Fiance sent me were printed on slightly different size paper from US! Gah! The paper he printed the forms on, G-325A and scans and copies of cards, pictures, etc., are slightly longer or shorter than letter size paper but not legal size. Will this be a problem or am I being too paranoid? Does the USCIS care about the size too much? It is not indicated anywhere that I know of so...it should be fine right? I'm sure I will have more questions as I assemble the package because I'm so nervous haha. Thanks for everyones' help!!!!

My fiancee did the same thing with the G-325A. Many Asian countries use the ISO standard paper sizes. The closest they have to the US 8.5" x 11.5" is the A4 size, which is 8.3" x 11.7" - slightly narrower and slightly longer. I had no problems with USCIS.

[Akiko 0]

Not a problem. Japanese paper is slightly different from the U.S. and the USCIS should know that.

[D&R 0]

Hi Everyone again!

I'm freaking out over every little detail of this I-129F package and now noticed that the forms my Fiance sent me were printed on slightly different size paper from US! Gah! The paper he printed the forms on, G-325A and scans and copies of cards, pictures, etc., are slightly longer or shorter than letter size paper but not legal size. Will this be a problem or am I being too paranoid? Does the USCIS care about the size too much? It is not indicated anywhere that I know of so...it should be fine right? I'm sure I will have more questions as I assemble the package because I'm so nervous haha. Thanks for everyones' help!!!!

Ha... it's crazy the things people worry about on here. This whole process turns people in nervous, shaking jibbering wrecks. No wonder I've seen a few cases on here when people get to the medical stage and they have high blood pressure.

I'd say it's absolutely fine to use similar sized paper, just as long as the information is clear

[thepizzadude 26]

Ha... it's crazy the things people worry about on here. This whole process turns people in nervous, shaking jibbering wrecks. No wonder I've seen a few cases on here when people get to the medical stage and they have high blood pressure.

I had these same thoughts so far about 9,345,567 times

[thongd4me 69]

Hi Everyone again!

I'm freaking out over every little detail of this I-129F package and now noticed that the forms my Fiance sent me were printed on slightly different size paper from US! Gah! The paper he printed the forms on, G-325A and scans and copies of cards, pictures, etc., are slightly longer or shorter than letter size paper but not legal size. Will this be a problem or am I being too paranoid? Does the USCIS care about the size too much? It is not indicated anywhere that I know of so...it should be fine right? I'm sure I will have more questions as I assemble the package because I'm so nervous haha. Thanks for everyones' help!!!!

Everything she sent was in A4 - that's not a problem.

My NOA1 was sent out 3 days after I mailed it to them.

I was a little nervious about taking the first step too,

but not because of a "size" thing.

Just concentrate on your content; paper is paper so you're good to go.

Edited September 9, 2009 by thongd4me

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hi Everyone again!

I'm freaking out over every little detail of this I-129F package and now noticed that the forms my Fiance sent me were printed on slightly different size paper from US! Gah! The paper he printed the forms on, G-325A and scans and copies of cards, pictures, etc., are slightly longer or shorter than letter size paper but not legal size. Will this be a problem or am I being too paranoid? Does the USCIS care about the size too much? It is not indicated anywhere that I know of so...it should be fine right? I'm sure I will have more questions as I assemble the package because I'm so nervous haha. Thanks for everyones' help!!!!

No problems, the documents I submitted were on various size paper depending on where I copied them. as long as they are legible.

[Rosie + Yu 0]

Thank you everyone for your answers!!! I'm just focusing on making everything look neat and organized now instead of worrying myself for nothing lol.

[Leo&Farah 0]

Size of paper is not a problem.

Our K1 package didnt quite fit together nicely either because of the Asian A4 size.

But we got our NOA2. So you have nothing to worry about.