Putting lot of yellow post-its?

[Bobbie 1]

Hmmmm

I highlighted with Yellow on copies, and then I also "wrote" on the copy.....Here is a picture of me and klaus' mom, sister and dad, the date on the picture is wrong,t he camera was wrong.

Here is me and Klaus

Here is a picture of the dome, we went to see it but could not see his sister, she was leaving for a trip that day, but she lives in koln.

LOL

I will probably get RFEd all over the place.

[tom_g 3]

Mine is a full on GCSE project: tabs hanging off the bottom, acco clips on the top, title pages, indexes... I was tempted to put in a hyphothesis, method, results and conclusion...

I didn't hole punch it at the top, though. I briefly imagined myself as a clerk sorting all this ####### out, and I figured that the most enjoyable part of filing each submission would be to wedge it all into a hole puncher and give it a good old smack. I didn't want to steal their thunder.

[sarah and hicham 3]

post it notes lead directly to a denial.

NOT! good luck. relax, and drink some more beer.

[babybunny 2]

I am almost ready to file - have lot of papers and lot of information in those papers.

I was thinking of putting post-it notes on lot of papers indicating the information like

entry and exit stamp in the passport etc etc (lot of small and big details). As it turns

out there would be lot of these post-it notes over lot of these papers. So now I am

thinking..would these be annoying? Would they really read what I wrote on those

post-its? Anybody done this? any suggestions.

dont use them.

they dont care ..they just want the proofs. save the post its for the interview.

[^KK^ 3]

I've heard that they CO loves to receive nice and neatly organized files. Let just say I tried my best.

[sarah and hicham 3]

I've heard that they CO loves to receive nice and neatly organized files. Let just say I tried my best.

I saw my husbands file once. It was a mess.

[waynegeraldine 0]

I used acco fasters with plastic inserts and tabs, also I had a typed note on each insert stating exactly what is inside, in the correct order. Pity that did not get me a fast NOA2 .

[pnd629 0]

I don't think Post-it notes are a good idea. Many of the documents/copies you send are self-explanatory, the rest you can write directly on the copy--no need for a little yellow note.

We had our AOS interview recently and it seemed like every paper we ever sent them was in the big file on the interviewer's desk--it was 3-4 inches thick. Just imagine if all those papers had yellow sticky notes--what a mess!!!