will it be a problem if the forms are dated different dates?

[hello8888]

Would it be a problem or cause a problem if some of my forms have different dates beside the signature? I filled out some forms back in Feb and then got busy with something else, now I'm doing rest of the forms....? just wondering

also what is the best format to send the documents in? obviously it would be one big evenlope, but to divide the information do I use folders? stickies? or what is the best way to label them? I saw a thread on this but cannot find it anymore...

thanks!

 

[RobsLuv]

I don't think it really matters that much if the forms are dated on different dates.

I organized the documents and information according to the document checklists. You didn't say whether you're applying inland or outland, because it makes a difference. If you're applying outland, there is the applicant's checklist, which details what the applicant needs to provide. Then there's the sponsor's checklist which details what the sponsor needs to provide. And then there's all the supporting documentation and evidences like photos, etc.

Use the applicant's checklist first and bundle together all the applications and identification documents it asks for - I used one of those huge clips. Then pull together all the supporting documents and evidences and bundle them together. Then, last of all, pull together the sponsor's application forms and identification docs as a third section. The sponsor's document checklist also itemizes the information the applicant is supposed to send as well as the supporting documentation - so I put everything together in order with how it was listed in the sponsor's checklist.

The inland checklist is a little bit simpler - if you're applying inland, just use the list to organize everything.