How to annotate documents

[Eric_1]

Hi all,

Since all of us provide so many documents as supporting evidence for our application, how do you label every document that is submitted as evidence? For example, there are lease contracts, bills, letters, joint car insurance, etc. etc., and it would be difficult to the IO to know which document is for which. I attached a small flag sign to each document, but it might be a bad idea. Does anybody have a better way to label documents? Did anyone just write a label by hand?

[hpx3000]

For the interview? We used small sticky notes/tabs. For the forms we sent in the very beginning, we labeled nothing but we did provide a table of contents in the cover letter.

[mecurial7]

Hi all,

Since all of us provide so many documents as supporting evidence for our application, how do you label every document that is submitted as evidence? For example, there are lease contracts, bills, letters, joint car insurance, etc. etc., and it would be difficult to the IO to know which document is for which. I attached a small flag sign to each document, but it might be a bad idea. Does anybody have a better way to label documents? Did anyone just write a label by hand?

For the initial application submission, I've seen that having colored pages separating the evidence with a brief description is usually a good idea. I've seen this when my lawyer filed my application, and also saw it suggested in this youtube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IXq04aNdeI) about self-filing tips.