Bulky I-129F Submittal

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

Copies of airline tickets, copies of tourist and/or business visas, copies of arrival and departure stamps from your passport, and a few photos of the both of you together, all showing destinations (locations) and dates are almost always more than sufficient. I would think a 60 page phone bill is way overkill and would only frustrate your caseworker.

Definitely bind it all together with the two-hole at the top metal strap system as mentioned elsewhere.

[Bobalouie 0]

Copies of airline tickets, copies of tourist and/or business visas, copies of arrival and departure stamps from your passport, and a few photos of the both of you together, all showing destinations (locations) and dates are almost always more than sufficient. I would think a 60 page phone bill is way overkill and would only frustrate your caseworker.

Definitely bind it all together with the two-hole at the top metal strap system as mentioned elsewhere.

What I ended up doing was taking 5 pages out of two different phone bills all from different dates and putting them in there in the back. Only 10 pages, so it should not frustrate anyone. I punched all the documents with the two hole punch at the top and put it all in a folder that uses the two hole top system to hold that stuff in. I separated every section with a subsection list showing what was comming next, and then marked the outside of the folder with 'I-129F Original Submission' and my name and the bennies name.

I think I will be ok with the folder, the USCIS says dont use folders or binders that are hard to disassemble, and my folder is probably the same kind they will transfer it to anyway. I like it cause it keeps the stuff all nice and neat.

[northstar492006 0]

Or if you are not sure still of the decriptions, go to a Office Depot, or office supply store, and ask the clerk for ACCO fasterners they should help you