Paper work for Embassy, Do you assemble..

[KansasDragon 1]

Did you assemble your papers and evidence for the Embassy in a binder, like you did for the I-129F, or just keep them separate and available?

I'm assuming separate, since they will ask for specific items, and may not ask for others.

Thank you, again.

[island_princess 2]

Do not bind or fasten them.

Just use a separator or a tab for easy determination during the Pre-interview.Usually, they don't ask for documents in the chronological order. Some of it will not be asked at all.You don't have to buy at a lot of folders either. Paper clips will do in separating each kind of paperwork.

Did you assemble your papers and evidence for the Embassy in a binder, like you did for the I-129F, or just keep them separate and available?

I'm assuming separate, since they will ask for specific items, and may not ask for others.

Thank you, again.

[jom 4]

Do not bind or fasten them.

Just use a separator or a tab for easy determination during the Pre-interview.Usually, they don't ask for documents in the chronological order. Some of it will not be asked at all.You don't have to buy at a lot of folders either. Paper clips will do in separating each kind of paperwork.

Did you assemble your papers and evidence for the Embassy in a binder, like you did for the I-129F, or just keep them separate and available?

I'm assuming separate, since they will ask for specific items, and may not ask for others.

Thank you, again.

Thanks for the tip islandprincess

[spidergirl 0]

Did you assemble your papers and evidence for the Embassy in a binder, like you did for the I-129F, or just keep them separate and available?

I'm assuming separate, since they will ask for specific items, and may not ask for others.

Thank you, again.

you can put it in a folder with plastic separates and have it labeled for easy reference.

Good luck on your interview

[rea 1]

Did you assemble your papers and evidence for the Embassy in a binder, like you did for the I-129F, or just keep them separate and available?

I'm assuming separate, since they will ask for specific items, and may not ask for others.

Thank you, again.

i used a clear sheet folder, very accessible and organized..

rea

[Jasman0717 9]

Claudeth just had hers in a folder and gave to the pre-interview person as each document was requested. It all went very smoothly. One thing she did forget was to have her German police clearance translated so if you have any paperwork not in English get it translated.

[Biscuit 0]

Hi there, I assemble mine using a clear front report covers with tab so I can easily slide out the document when they ask for it. I also separate some of emails, photos, letters, cards, phone bills like 3 each so that when they ask for it I have ready on my hand. Then if they ask more I have in the folder. Do not use hard bound folders or binder coz you cant slide it in their very thin window.

You can check my website, under K1 & AOS I put a slide on how I prepared my documents and it also worked for my friends. You can check for your reference and Idea.

Hope that helps. GOOD LUCK!

[KansasDragon 1]

Thanks everyone, some great advice. Every little bit of perparation we can do before the interview, will help Annie's nerves greatly.

[lirachadsbaby 0]

i used folders with dividers to easily pick the documents when asked.

[Dakine 26]

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[disbelief 0]

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