samcollins

Previous responses seem correct and appropriate. 
OMG, my mind is getting infected with USCIS "new-speak."...... 

The answers in your picture are correct.

Agree with previous poster, that question would be a "no."

It would be a no. The certificates usually apply to people who naturalize or get citizenship through a US Citizen parent.

Yep, I did the same with the photos. Attached 2 in smaller Ziploc bags on each of the petitions for a total of 6 photos. Name and A number in felt tip pen ( I actually went out and bought a felt tipped pen just for this purpose. LOL) I was pretty spot on following the directions to the letter, hoping it would make approval faster.

ive sent in k1 packets and AOS packets and 131 packets.
 
everything goes in folders pertaining the the form. separate folders for relationship evidence, financial stuff, official documents, etc.
 
never had a problem.
 
make it easy for them, they tear it all apart and scan it in, in whatever order it is they want it, anyways

Here is a sample of how I sent in my AOS package. I used binder clips to hold each application separate.

I did a CR-1 not a K-1 but this is very similar to the way I sent in my packets. I separated them with big clips, put photos in a ziplock and put it all inside a big yellow envelope, sealed it and sent it off. 

oops, i meant walmart not wallet haha. wishing you luck with everything!  

https://www.uscis.gov/forms-filing-tips "In preparing your packet, remember"

we put ours in a cheap, plastic folder from wallet that had pockets on each side. we put all of our paper work together using a big binder clip. we then paper clipped the other items together by category. for example, we paper clipped all of tickets together, photos together, passport pictures and so on. tried to keep it as simple as we could but also organized!