Ready to send - one last question

[cmoore25 4]

I have all of the documents and information ready to send. I have read the instructions that came with the I-129f and I do not see where it specifically states how to organize all of this. Do you staple it, clip it, folder it all together? I guess my question is: what is the best way to compile this all for mailing?

[Amy and Nick 37]

Apparently staples are a no no as they just pull it apart and organise it in their own way anyway!

I used paperclips!

[wendy&tamer 10]

I did a cover letter explaining the order of the paperwork and then just jumbo paperclipped it all together. good luck and best wishes

[JeannieL 44]

We used small paper clips to attach things to the forms then 2 large paper clips to hold it all together One at the top and one at the bottom. I have read where people have used nice little tabs and when they got to the interview the tabs had all been ripped off. So don't waste your time doing all that :-)

[Markieboy 104]

I have all of the documents and information ready to send. I have read the instructions that came with the I-129f and I do not see where it specifically states how to organize all of this. Do you staple it, clip it, folder it all together? I guess my question is: what is the best way to compile this all for mailing?

I would advise against using staples. I only stapled multiple sheets of a USCIS form.

In my case, I used ideal clamps. One can bind up to 100 pages.

Hope this helps you!

[Haarp425 26]

Use paperclips. Do not bend the application forms if possible. Use the USPS big envelope which it says "Flat Rate" to put your stuff together and pay extra for delivery confirmation tracking.