How many of you 2-hole paper-punched your I-129f documents?

[Shauneg 762]

I for reading and doing exactly what the instructions inform us to do....

2 for reading and doing exactly what the instructions inform us to do....

[Moustafa/Crystal 65]

When preparing to send our documents in, I read somewhere that two-hole punch secured with an ACCO fastener was the preferred method of binding documents by the USCIS/NVC. I do not think it matters...but I want to do whatever I can to ingratiate myself to whomever looks at my documents. So my thought is...why not do what they want?

Here I found it! No binders! No folders! The two-hole punch method is appreciated! http://www.uscis.gov/forms/forms-and-fees/general-tips-assembling-applications-mailing

Edited April 17, 2015 by Moustafa/Crystal

[raven52 233]

Have done K-1 and AOS, used binder clips, universally accepted, and USCIS can do as they want with it, with no hassle, who knows what they do with an application when they get it.,.,.,.,.,.,

[KayDeeCee 4,894]

In preparing my I-129f packet I am wondering if I should put a 2 hole punch at the top of every page? do you think it matters to them if you do or not? What's the general recommendation for assembling everything together? thanks

I did. I followed the mailing tips from the USCIS site which tells you they appreciate it if you 2 hole punch and use ACCO fasteners.

As for if it matters? Probably not. Paperclips and binder clips seem to work well too. Just don't send in your paperwork in anything that is hard for them to take apart. They are going to put your paperwork in one of their own folders when they receive it.

[Ailyn n Dave 0]

Thanks for the information and link, will be a big help

Dave