Document Assembly

[BurningFinger 5]

Hey guys,

I am just about ready to put together my petition. I have been looking at the general assembly instructions guide from VJ. I will be front loading some extra documents to address my red flags so I will be printing a lot of pages.. I wanted to know if it would be okay if I 3-hole punch my paperwork on the left side and put it all in a 3-ring binder....just like the ones we used in the school days. This way I would be able to print paperwork, double sided on each sheet. That should cut down the paper volume. Would this be a good idea, or should I stick with the conventional 2-hole punching the top of the paperwork and the ACCO fasteners? Thanks!

[ScottThuy 140]

Hey guys,

I am just about ready to put together my petition. I have been looking at the general assembly instructions guide from VJ. I will be front loading some extra documents to address my red flags so I will be printing a lot of pages.. I wanted to know if it would be okay if I 3-hole punch my paperwork on the left side and put it all in a 3-ring binder....just like the ones we used in the school days. This way I would be able to print paperwork, double sided on each sheet. That should cut down the paper volume. Would this be a good idea, or should I stick with the conventional 2-hole punching the top of the paperwork and the ACCO fasteners? Thanks!

2 hole ACCO for the docs going to USCIS...

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

The reason USCIS asks you to use ACCO style two-hole punch at the top of the page is because the binders they use have the same sort of fasteners. If you use a three-hole side punch binder you'll just force them to take apart your package and re-punch it to fit their binders.

You can still print both sides, but it's easier for them to read if you don't.