Filling Out I-751 Form Questions

[madj22 7]

On 11/28/2020 at 7:27 AM, Scandi said:

Folders etc will just be thrown away once your package is opened at the lockbox, they don't want those. 

 

I personally did not attach my documents with anything other than regular paperclips. I used sticky tabs at the bottom of the documents to separate the different sections of evidence, I had 10 tabs all in all (all three tax transcripts under one tab, all utility bills under one tab, all bank statements under one and so on). I also made a standard cover letter where I listed all the content and wrote the number of each tab. Keep it simple but organized. 

 

Tons of people don't get interviews for ROC. Since 2018 those who didn't have an interview for their AOS will have one for their ROC (although during the pandemic you could get away with not having an interview for both). 

This is super helpful! I did have an interview for my AOS and just about to send in my ROC so I am hoping to not have an interview! And thank you for the detailed description of how you do it! I am so new to this as is everyone, and I am just so nervous of messing things up. I have heard they reject things for the smallest reason. Thank you for your help!

[madj22 7]

22 hours ago, Sukie said:

Make it easy for the case officer.  If you have a ton of stuff, group it together logically, and use ACCO clips (USCIS prefers this method, because that is how they store your paperwork) or big binder clips or paper clips or rubber bands to hold your groupings together.  I think a table of contents is great.  I made one, and it helped me because I used it as a checklist to make sure I included everything!

 

Everything is scanned.  USCIS hate to have to undo papers from plastic sleeves.  Also - only print on ONE side of the paper. 

 

And just another hint...if you are not using ACCO clips, and have something that is not letter size (8 1/2 x 11), tape it on a blank sheet of letter-sized paper.  That way, it is less likely to go missing.

 

Good luck!

 

Sukie in NY

 

This was INSANELY helpful. SO helpful. Thank you thank you thank you!

[Phoenix777 73]

On 11/28/2020 at 9:34 AM, mindthegap said:

Yes. Everything.

My recent FOIA request showed that they had every single thing scanned in

Tell me please, I also got today my FOIA requested completed. And it’s kind of strange that they left a lot of pages just empty or redacted, removing information...did it happen with your request also?