Writing on all pages turned in with petitions!

[aa1979 100]

I am working on I-129f. I heard from someone that we should write down the name of the petitioner, and sign every paper that gets turned in, including evidence documents, translations, copies of the passport pages, 2nd, 3rd page of the petition itself.... every page. How true is that? and do we need to write anything on them? or just send them all together in one envelop while using paper clips frequently for organization.

Thank you.

[Scandi 4,166]

I wrote small explanations on some of the copies that we sent in (like where the photos were taken and when), but we never signed anything else than the forms and the letters of intent to marry. Maybe my fiancé signed the cover letter, I don't remember, and I don't think it's needed either.

We didn't get an RFE.

[arken 4,197]

Nope, you do not need to sign on each and every paper, only on the ones where they ask for.

Some people who do that are just taking extraordinary measures that are not required. It is not required to put the name on each and every page you are submitting. You can put if you want.

[Praying4K1 14]

I am working on I-129f. I heard from someone that we should write down the name of the petitioner, and sign every paper that gets turned in, including evidence documents, translations, copies of the passport pages, 2nd, 3rd page of the petition itself.... every page. How true is that? and do we need to write anything on them? or just send them all together in one envelop while using paper clips frequently for organization.

Thank you.

No

[pch1 64]

The I-129f itself, you sign and date where its required...Also if you are attaching any extra sheets, you sign them.

Letter of intent, you sing and date.

G-325A , you sign and date.

The check you send you sign and date.

The cover letter, I don't think its required to sign but I did and I dated it as well...does not hurt

You passport picture, in the back you write your name and date

Photos with your fiance, you write explanation on the back of when and where they were taken, just to give them an idea

I also signed copy of chats and I highlighted the dates on each page.....not required but I did it anyway.

[Stevephoto 230]

We did not write anything on the papers (aside from the needed signatures as noted above) and had no problems. We made a collage of photos in Photoshop and labeled when and where the photos were taken. That was it. Now to be honest, we did write Joan's A-number on each page of the ROC application 3 years later, but I think that was overkill in hindsight. Good luck.