Assembly of the i130 (and all) documents

[Joe30 17]

Hello all,

 

How do you guys reccomend the assembly of the documents? What is allowed and what is not? 
 

Is it OK to divide the different forms and different evidence with:

 

- labeled printed paper?

- post it notes?

- paperclips?

 

how did you guys do it? 

[D-R-J 192]

Everything gets scanned, so paper clips would be a pain. If you use post it notes, put them on the bottom edge of the paper.

[Chancy 6,240]

16 hours ago, Joe30 said:

How do you guys reccomend the assembly of the documents? What is allowed and what is not? 

 

Follow what USCIS says here -- https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/form-filing-tips

 

[USC4SPOUSE 506]

@Joe30 we used these https://www.ontimesupplies.com/ave11376-preprinted-legal-exhibit-bottom-tab-index-dividers-avery-style-27-tab-exhibit-a-to-exhibit-z-11-x-85-white-1-set.html

 

Punched two holes at the top of the page and used ACCO prongs/fasteners. https://www.bulkofficesupply.com/Products/ACCO--Economy-Prong-Fasteners--Complete-Set--2-Capacity--Box-of-50__ACC12992.aspx?msclkid=d1e118619bf61dda421878da5e70fe52&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=**LP Shopping - Filing Supplies&utm_term=4577541785826497&utm_content=ACC12992 | ACCO%3F« Economy Prong Fasteners, Complete Set, 2" Capacity, Box of 50 | %243.11

 

We also put together a table of contents listing every piece of evidence and explaining what each piece of evidence is proof of. We connected the dots for the officer. We also listed and arranged the evidence in chronological order - oldest to most recent. Oldest at the top to send that message of longevity.