Assembling the I-129F package

[Ramel 0]

guys, when I gather all my forms and all the attachments in the package do i have to put pages or appendex on the attachements or do i just leave it the way it is?

[ManilaIdaho 2]

guys, when I gather all my forms and all the attachments in the package do i have to put pages or appendex on the attachements or do i just leave it the way it is?

You can use index tabs,that's what I used to make it easy for them to find all the attached docs

[Lynda and Keith 0]

guys, when I gather all my forms and all the attachments in the package do i have to put pages or appendex on the attachements or do i just leave it the way it is?

You can use index tabs,that's what I used to make it easy for them to find all the attached docs

When I submitted ours we did a cover page , listing all docs attached , and pages they are on and put it in a report jacket.

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

If you click on the Guides here at VJ, there is an example of a cover letter.

You can totally adjust this to customize to your own petition order.

Good luck to you

[KimandRuss 0]

This is a pic of the center partition of our packet. The first section included a coverletter which documented all the sections to make it easy to read. I think it was just over 60 pages total (we've known each other 10 years )

Maybe a tad overkill for some but I put myself in the place of the adjuticator looking at the file and wanted it easy to sort through what they actually needed.

I wished someone had posted a picture of their petition as we were putting ours together, which is why i'm sharing it with you. We followed the vj guides and uscis posted instructions.

good luck!

[motu 6]

The packet I sent was a total of 18 pages secured with a paper clip - the cover letter had the details of each document e.g. 1 - I129f 2) G325a - petitioner etc. etc. I believe in minimum paper-work (for me and for the examiners) - I don't want to kill trees if I can avoid it. Do what you feel comfortable with. Good Luck

[Ramel 0]

thank you so much guys all of you.. you all are wonderful people. it really helps a lot of my wori on how to assemple the packet...again thank you

[Nagishkaw 510]

The packet I sent was a total of 18 pages secured with a paper clip - the cover letter had the details of each document e.g. 1 - I129f 2) G325a - petitioner etc. etc. I believe in minimum paper-work (for me and for the examiners) - I don't want to kill trees if I can avoid it. Do what you feel comfortable with. Good Luck

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

I made a table of contents, put everything in proper order, and bond it all with an ACCO fastener at the top. I think it made for a professional looking package that is easily disassembled and reassembled without worry of the papers getting lost.

[sam and nic 0]

We created a table of contents and used the tabbed dividers with letters on them so that everything was really easily found.

We were told that they hate staples and such, so we used paperclips and a binder clip to hold it all together. That was it was really easy to get to everything and put it back together if necessary.

[Jason&Sarah 0]

This is a pic of the center partition of our packet. The first section included a coverletter which documented all the sections to make it easy to read. I think it was just over 60 pages total (we've known each other 10 years )

Maybe a tad overkill for some but I put myself in the place of the adjuticator looking at the file and wanted it easy to sort through what they actually needed.

I wished someone had posted a picture of their petition as we were putting ours together, which is why i'm sharing it with you. We followed the vj guides and uscis posted instructions.

good luck!

Kim and Russ, those pictures of you all, were those actual photos attached to paper, or did you create those in like Word and print them off in color?

[Ramel 0]

by the way. i'm planning to use a folder...what folder you guys suggest that i can use?

[NEDawn 0]

This is a pic of the center partition of our packet. The first section included a coverletter which documented all the sections to make it easy to read. I think it was just over 60 pages total (we've known each other 10 years )

Maybe a tad overkill for some but I put myself in the place of the adjuticator looking at the file and wanted it easy to sort through what they actually needed.

I wished someone had posted a picture of their petition as we were putting ours together, which is why i'm sharing it with you. We followed the vj guides and uscis posted instructions.

good luck!

Can you share what exactly you used supply wise to get this look, I love something that shows this kind of detail. Was this in a binder? Document covers? What were the tabs at the bottom attached to?