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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
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What is the best way to put all the papers together when filing just staple them together or put it all in a folder or a binder, I dont remember seeing anything about it.

Meet .......6-15-06

Married in Quezon City....3-02-07

I-130

04-18-07....I-130

05-03-07....NOA1

05-07-07....Transfered to CSC

10-19-07....I130 APPROVED !!!!

10-26-07....Received NOA2 in mail

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I-129F

05-08-07....Filed I129F

05-16-07....NOA1

05-21-07....Touched

06-05-07....Transfered to CSC

06-11-07....Notice of Transfer to CSC, received in mail

06-16-07....Email notice case is in CSC office and pending

06-18-07....Touched

06-19-07....Touched

10-19-07....I129F APPROVED !!!!

10-26-07....Received NOA2 in mail

11-08-07....NVC Received papers, MNL.......... number given to me!!!!

11-16-07....Received letter from NVC with case number

11-13-07....Sent to Manila

12-26-07....St.Lukes medical

01-07-08....Interview at Embassey !!!!!!!!!!!

01-18-08....Visa in hand !!!!!

02-19-08....Fly to Pennsylvannia

02-20-08....Arrived in Erie at last!!!!!

AOS

09-19-08....Packet sent by USPS

09-22-08....Packet accepted in Chicago per track -n- confirm

09-25-08....NOA for I-485

10-06-08....Biometrics on 10-17-08 Cleveland Oh.

01-13-09....I-485 interview in Pittsburgh

01-13-09....Interview done APPROVED!!!!!!!!

01-29-09....GREEN CARD IS IN HAND!!!!!!!!

03-07-09....SSN is finally here

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: India
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I stapled sheets from the same form together (like all the pages of my passport) and then bound the groups using a large clip. The idea is to have stuff together that is considered one item (such as, the Petition form, the Passport, the Evidence, etc) and present your entire petition in a neat and organized way so the person working on your application doesn't have to spend a lot of time looking around your papers. A cover sheet with table of contents helps a lot with this.

I-130

2007-03-17: NOA1

2007-06-01: Approved

I-129F (K-3)

2007-03-26: NOA1

2007-06-01: Approved

2007-07-26: Interview at Consulate

2007-08-06: US Entry

AOS

2007-10-31: AOS NOA1

2008-04-04: Green Card received.

Removing conditions

2010-01-19: Filed I-751

2010-01-26: Check cashed

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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I followed the sugestions here on VJ, and punched all forms at the top using a 2 hole punch and bound it all together with an ACCO fastner, Put ot all in an enevlope, then took to post office, and used one of the convenient Tyvec priority mail envelopes and sent the whole thing to them Priority/Certified with receipt card.

Package assembly recommendations:

USCIS recommendations

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09000706.GIF

ACCO Fastner.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Filed: Other Country: China
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I followed the sugestions here on VJ, and punched all forms at the top using a 2 hole punch and bound it all together with an ACCO fastner, Put ot all in an enevlope, then took to post office, and used one of the convenient Tyvec priority mail envelopes and sent the whole thing to them Priority/Certified with receipt card.

Package assembly recommendations:

USCIS recommendations

VJ Recommendations

09000706.GIF

ACCO Fastner.

If you have access to these fasterners that's a good way to go. I wouldn't go out and buy them just to use one or two. Any clip will do to hold them together. USCIS will file them using their own method when the get them. They do use these fasters, so you're doing them a favor if you use them too.

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