Continuation sheet

[DaveB1 0]

Anyone able to tell me where I can find a "continuation sheet"?

I need it to file my I-130

[Aztec&Taino 144]

Anyone able to tell me where I can find a "continuation sheet"?

I need it to file my I-130

There is not such sheet as a form. Basically, it is a blank piece of paper on which you continue to provide the information that did not fit in the space provided in the form.

[Robby999 1,024]

Anyone able to tell me where I can find a "continuation sheet"?

I need it to file my I-130

OfficeMax,Staples and other places that sell plain white paper. The sheet is just an addendum page you create yourself, mostly used when the answers are too numerous or too long. Just mark the page Addendum to whatever the section and question is. Example Addendum to I-130, Question# whatever the number is. I had one myself, had about 4-5 questions covered on one addendum sheet! Good Luck!

[DaveB1 0]

There is not such sheet as a form. Basically, it is a blank piece of paper on which you continue to provide the information that did not fit in the space provided in the form.

Thanks for the information. I will proceed with my filing.

OfficeMax,Staples and other places that sell plain white paper. The sheet is just an addendum page you create yourself, mostly used when the answers are too numerous or too long. Just mark the page Addendum to whatever the section and question is. Example Addendum to I-130, Question# whatever the number is. I had one myself, had about 4-5 questions covered on one addendum sheet! Good Luck!

Thanks from Shanghai! Appreciate the help and I will also be certain to sign any addendum.

[Darnell 8,479]

not need to sign addendum

[Darnell 8,479]

I have addendums for my I-130 -

at top of page - put

Beneficiary: Beneficiary's LastNameInCaps, Beneficiary's First NameCamelCase, DOB: Beneficiary's DateOfBirth Petitioner: Petitioner's LastNameInCaps, Petitioner's FirstName, DOB: Petitioner's DateOfBirth

then at bottom of page put

Continuation Sheet, I-130 Petition, Date/Time Stamp, Page _ of _

Then in the content, put

Question #, answer.

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That's the template/format that I use, homegrown by me - you could do anything that is similar, as long as you are consistent across the pages, and each page identities both of you, just in case it falls on the floor, is scooped up later, read, and the page can be put back in the casefile cause both names are there.

Edited July 10, 2011 by Darnell

[DaveB1 0]

I have addendums for my I-130 -

at top of page - put

Beneficiary: Beneficiary's LastNameInCaps, Beneficiary's First NameCamelCase, DOB: Beneficiary's DateOfBirth Petitioner: Petitioner's LastNameInCaps, Petitioner's FirstName, DOB: Petitioner's DateOfBirth

then at bottom of page put

Continuation Sheet, I-130 Petition, Date/Time Stamp, Page _ of _

Then in the content, put

Question #, answer.

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That's the template/format that I use, homegrown by me - you could do anything that is similar, as long as you are consistent across the pages, and each page identities both of you, just in case it falls on the floor, is scooped up later, read, and the page can be put back in the casefile cause both names are there.

Hi,

Thanks for the information. Are you sure about (not needing to sign the sheet)? On the second page of the I-130 instructions, it says "if extra space is needed to complete any item, attach a continuations sheet, indicate the item number, and date and sign each sheet."

Thanks again!

[Darnell 8,479]

wha. yer gonna force me to study the instructions..

ok, i'll look it up again, see what's what.

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I checked latest version of instructions,signatory is there. wow. sorry, I missed that, in toto.

Edited July 10, 2011 by Darnell

[DaveB1 0]

wha. yer gonna force me to study the instructions..

ok, i'll look it up again, see what's what.

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I checked latest version of instructions,signatory is there. wow. sorry, I missed that, in toto.

No problem! Are you in the US or China?

[Darnell 8,479]

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[Mrs.Proud2010 2]

Do you staple the I-130 with the continuation sheet? And also the continuation sheet for the g-325a?

Thanks in advanced! :-)

[DaveB1 0]

Do you staple the I-130 with the continuation sheet? And also the continuation sheet for the g-325a?

Thanks in advanced! :-)

We did not staple the continuation sheets for any of our forms. We listed the continuation sheet on a contents page that we created. On the contents page, we described the continuation sheet as: Continuation sheet / addendum I-130 By the way, my wife and her son had their interviews in Guangzhou two weeks ago and both were approved. We leave for Michigan on the 8th of April.

Also, below is a copy of what we created for a continuation sheet. Just enter your information as needed. Good luck to you and if there is anything we can do to help, please feel free to contact us by reply.

Beneficiary: Last name, first name

Petitioner: Last name, first name

I.E.

Addendum to I-130 (continuation sheet), Section B, Questions 11. and 12.

11. Name(s) of Prior Husband(s) / Wives(s). 12. Date(s) Marriage(s) ended.

Last name, first name mm/dd/yyyy

last name, first name

____________________

Continuation Sheet, I-130 Petition, August 29th, 2011 Page 1 of 1

[Mrs.Proud2010 2]

Thank you so much! I've been killing myself looking for this answer since yesterday! I had the hint that your not meant to staple anything at all but the 420 check that goes along with it from the form instructions. :-) btw, did you staple your check to the i-130 ? Coz in the instructions it says the only thing you can staple are form fees.

thank you for confirming! Approved?! Wow! Blessings to your reunion! :-) it is good to know someone is willing to help.

Bless your family :-)

[DaveB1 0]

Thank you so much! I've been killing myself looking for this answer since yesterday! I had the hint that your not meant to staple anything at all but the 420 check that goes along with it from the form instructions. :-) btw, did you staple your check to the i-130 ? Coz in the instructions it says the only thing you can staple are form fees.

thank you for confirming! Approved?! Wow! Blessings to your reunion! :-) it is good to know someone is willing to help.

Bless your family :-)

Hello Mrs.Proud2010,

As for the check being stapled to the form, I really don't know.

I can tell you that on two different occasions I emailed the USCIS with a question and got a satisfactory reply within a couple of days.

We submitted our applications in person and did the intake at the consulate office in Beijing. We paid cash.

Good luck to you and your family. We were very fortunate in that the entire process for us took less than 5 months.