Sending 129f package

[Jaysongalv 0]

Should i send my entire 129f package in a couple different tabbed file folders, like the ones doctors use? Separating each document by iwhat it is, or should i buy an expandable folder that has a couple dividers in it with tabs, and send it all in that?

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Should i send my entire 129f package in a couple different tabbed file folders, like the ones doctors use? Separating each document by iwhat it is, or should i buy an expandable folder that has a couple dividers in it with tabs, and send it all in that?

Paper clips on the associated items, a binder clip on the whole thing and stuff it in an envelope.

Anything you send is disassembled and put into their folder in the order they prefer. No one beyond the mailroom will see anything you do.

For the interviews (there will be several in the process) I found the expandable folders with dividers to be ideal. Slide each document into a slot, label it and there is is ready to whip out and hand over. Alla went to three interviews by herself (her AOS, Sergeys K-2 interview and her Citizenship) and was able to just open that folder and hand over what they need.

[Jaysongalv 0]

Cool should i put each paper in any see through plastic for protection? Or not needed?

But thanks ill just paper clip the revelant papers and put them all in one folder. With the cover letter being the first paper. Then the payment and so on as stated in the k-1 guide . Reason i asked is because i saw a lot of videos on you tube and most the people had those expanding folders with divisions in them. But makes more sense to send that to my fiancee for her interview. Thanks

[Andie 147]

Its often recommended that you just punch the two holes in the top of the papers, hold them together with an ecco clip - no plastic sleeves. They often switch things around to suit their individual method of checking the information and forms off, and by using this method they can do that without any unnecessary folders etc in the way. It keeps things simple.

Don't forget to keep a copy of the whole petition so you know exactly what you sent and in case you need to refer to anything along the way.