Wrinkled documentation sent by my fiancee.

[danielabdala_86 0]

Hi!

My fiancee sent me her documentation via email (G-325A, letter,etc) but unfortunately when I picked it up and opened the package, all the content is wrinkled and I am just here to ask if it is still possible to send the documentation like this. I have attached a picture so you can have an idea, Please let me know.

Image: http://i.imgur.com/nVa7IMj.jpg

Thanks,

Daniel

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

You really should remove the personal info from that photo.

Place the documents in between your other paperwork when you mail your I-129F package to the USCIS and that should help straighten it out. You could also place the papers in between pages of a heavy, large book for a couple days.

[Eric-Pris 1,602]

As long as the pages are legible and the form is correct (type and version), and the pages are not torn, I don't think they will care if they are a little wrinkled. They understand these forms get mailed internationally and that can happen.

I would not worry about it. Makes sure the forms are filled out correctly and the version is current and you'll be ok. Good luck.

Edited November 25, 2013 by Eric-Pris

[danielabdala_86 0]

Thanks for your replies. Btw, I mean to say via post mail, not email. Any other kind of reply are welcome (already put like 10 books on the papers)

[SparklePony 238]

If you have an iron, you can iron the wrinkles out. Use a low setting and place a cotton sheet on top of the paper. DON'T use the steam function.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Wrinkled documents are valid documents. It's not a problem in the least.