Photos??

[Jessica&Carl 1]

How has everyone been attaching their photos to their packets?? Do you just stick them to a piece of paper, or put them in a baggie, or what? I'm just not sure how to do it. Would love some advice! Thanks!

[payxibka 10,045]

I printed the digital images on 8.5 x 11 paper - 4 to a page..

[Jessica&Carl 1]

I printed the digital images on 8.5 x 11 paper - 4 to a page..

Okay, well I already made and paid for prints, so that won't work. Lol!

[Melian 0]

Wrote the name/description on the back, put in small ziplock bags, stapled each to a piece of paper with the description also written on it. AOS, but I doubt it's different.

[Leenie 15]

Wrote the name/description on the back, put in small ziplock bags, stapled each to a piece of paper with the description also written on it. AOS, but I doubt it's different.

This is almost exactly what I did, only I didn't label the paper in addition to the photos. It's good to have the photos affixed to a piece of paper like this. If you go the baggie route, I recommend stapling the baggie to the bottom of the paper so the top is free for the acco fasteners the adjudicator will use to assemble your file.

[Betti 1]

I just glued the photos to a blank piece of paper, 2 per page. Next to each picture I wrote 1 sentence, for example: John and Bettina during their vacation in Quarteira, Portugal: November 11th 2008. Then I put the pages in the right order...from the beginning of our relationship to the wedding, so it makes sense to the person at USCIS looking at the pictures. :-)

[LAC34 0]

I went to the STAPLES store and they had photo holders for the 4x6 printed pictures and it also had a little pocket on the side of each photo for a small piece of paper to describe the picture inside. (I only saw the holders for the 4x6).

[Lisa and Ian 7]

I wrote dates and places on the back of each and then put them into a ziploc bag, 2-hole punched it and stuck it on the Acco fastener.

Who has 100 extra Acco fasteners lying around? I do!

[Jessica&Carl 1]

I wrote dates and places on the back of each and then put them into a ziploc bag, 2-hole punched it and stuck it on the Acco fastener.

Who has 100 extra Acco fasteners lying around? I do!

I ended up just writing the descriptions on the backs of the photos and then arranging them inside of a clear 8 1/2 X 11 sleeve and then attatching them to the acco fastener. It looked really good!