US Immigration from Bangladesh

On Part 11 of the Affidavit of Support (I-864), I need to fill this section out, because I need extra space to write down the full international mailing address, since it's simply too long for me to handwrite/type it in Part 2.

However, it says to "sign and date each sheet." But, there's no space to properly sign and date the sheet anywhere on the page?? Has anyone here had to use this page when filling out the I-864? If so, did you have to sign and date it? And where did you sign/date it?

What do you recommend?

Hi! This is my first post on VisaJourney, and I appreciate you all reading this and helping me.

On the i-864 Affidavit of Support, I cannot fit the principal immigrant's mailing address on page 1 in the box provided at all, since the international address is quite large. I want to type out the form, but Adobe Reader will not let me change the font size.

(I think it's too difficult for me to handwrite the long address while staying legible as well)

Has anyone come across this issue?

And if so, how did you resolve this situation so that the NVC approved your form?

Thanks!

So, I received RFE 3 weeks ago regarding by F2B petition with my mother and have been asked to provide various documents and proofs regarding that.

The main documents requested basically are the following:

Birth Certificate: I was born in the 80s but the government of Bangladesh only started issuing centralised national birth certificate after Birth Registration Act of 2006. So, I am getting a letter from Birth Registration office of local City Council + another similar letter from Birth Registration head office explaining the reasoning for late registered birth certificate and why my birth certificate was issued in 2008 and not in 1980s when I was born.

Religious Documents: I can't attach as this doesn't exist in our country in any form. I will explain that in the letter. Hence, non availability certificate also can't be provided since no such department exists to provide one.

Early School Records: Early school mark sheets of mine shows only my name and age but no parents name or date of birth. I won't be providing any non-availabilty certificate as it wasn't the norm either to mention those details in school certificate.

Medical Records: I was born at home and not in a hospital. The doctor is a family friend of ours for over 35 years. She will write a letter on her official medical pad explaining she helped deliver me on that day in our home and mention my mom. Hence, no hospital records will be provided as none is applicable.

Census Records: Census records doesn't exist in our country. Same reasoning as for religious records.

Affidavits: 3 affidavits will be provided. My dad, my paternal aunt and my paternal grandmother, whom all are also US Resident explaining they were present during my birth.

DNA Testing: Probably the most important part. I have already initiated the DNA testing with DDC. Currently the US embassy are not accepting DNA tests kit in my country until further notice. But I will be provided a Letter of Compliance to mention that and wait until the DNA testing is being done.

Photos: I will provide photo of me and my mom at age 5, age 16, age 25. Age 5 was the earliest pic I could find of me and my mom unfortunately.

Can anyone please advise if I missed anything or anything I can do better. Thanks in advance!

There is some news about the delays in issuing biometrics appointments USCIS. In a recent webinar hosted by USCIS, they reported that 1.3 million applicants are waiting for biometrics to be scheduled. That is an unbelievably massive backlog, an unfortunate situation overall. You can read more about it in the link below:

https://www.wsmimmigration.com/immigration-law-insights/2020/1.3-million-people-waiting-for-biometrics-appointments/