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KKJJ   16

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I had my NBI, CENOMAR, Birth Certificate together in a separate folder I had pictures http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/356331-how-to-file-your-documents-for-interview/

AOS Journey

2-22-2012 - Mailed in AOS/EAD/ paperwork.

2-28-2012 - Return Receipt.

3-05-2012 - NOA I-797C received for I-485, I-765 and biometrics appointment for 3-29-2012

3-07-2012 - Sent Notice to Reschedule Appointment at local ASC by certified mail

3-10-2012 - Return Receipt

3-20-2012 - received text/email the case is transferred

3-24-2012 - NOA I-797C notice received that the case is transferred at CSC

3-30-2012 - Received NOA I-797 New Biometrics Appointment for 4-24-2012

4-24-2012 - BIOMETRICS and same day my I-765 status is in production

4-30-2012 - received text/email notification EAD is on my way

5-03-2012 - received EAC

9-10-2012 - GC/DOCUMENT PRODUCTION

9-11-2012 - CSC mail out the Welcome Letter

9-12-2012 - CSC mail out the Green Card

9-14-2012 - Welcome Letter received

9-15-2012 - Green Card received

ROC Journey

8-15-2014 - Sent I-751

8-18-2014 - I-751 Delivered

8-18-2014 - NOA I-797

8-20-2014 - Check Cashed

9-11-2014 - Biometrics Appointment

11-18-2014- Received email and text notification that green card is in production

11-19-2014- CSC mail out GREEN CARD

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DouglasFiel Community Regular

DouglasFiel   53

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Personally,,, I used an ACCO clip... It is a pain in the #### to scan or photocopy stuff that is bound.

No sense (IMHO) making the work harder for the INS gatekeepers.

Regards,

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I AM NOT THAT GUY Grand Master

I AM NOT THAT GUY   5,715

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Wife bought a document folder. The folder contains several pages of document protectors, so that you don't have to alter the forms to put them in the folder. When you present the documents at the interview, they will have to be loose, and you want to avoid punching holes in them, if possible.

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Hank_ Grand Master

Hank_   9,173

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There is no benefit to putting them in a binder (aside from controlling them) as you will have to remove them from the binder when you get to the embassy.

Hank

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