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Jun 3rd 2002, 7:20 pm

Deepdiver

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Print forms single- or double-sided?

Is there a preference at INS for forms to be printed single-sided or double-sided?
Also, should they be two-hole punched at the top?

Thanks!

Jun 3rd 2002, 11:20 pm

Alvena Ferreira

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Re: Print forms single- or double-sided?

DeepDiver wrote:
    > Is there a preference at INS for forms to be printed single-sided or double-sided?
    > Also, should they be two-hole punched at the top?
    >
I would use single-sided. Two-hole punch is fine if you want to. Alvena

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Jun 4th 2002, 1:20 am

Ranjini

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Re: Print forms single- or double-sided?

I print page by page. I first print one page, then turn it around and print the
second page. The same way the printed forms are. And I two-hole punch the whole set
of documents at the top. Neither of these is a must. As Alvena says, printed on one
side is just fine. Ranjini

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    > Is there a preference at INS for forms to be printed single-sided or double-sided?
    > Also, should they be two-hole punched at the top?
    >
    > Thanks!

Jun 5th 2002, 10:20 am

Mrtravel

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Re: Print forms single- or double-sided?

Paul HelpDesk wrote:
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> INS introduced paper reduction act and started accepting single-sided forms.
<Commercial WEBSITE SPAM deleted>

???

Wouldn't single-sided cause more paper to be used than double-sided? It doesn't sound
like a paper reduction....

I think you are confusing this with "paperwork" reduction..

By the way... I notice that your commercial link is the answer to questions even if
they don't ask for them.

How do your "free" forms differ from the INS "free" forms?

Jun 17th 2002, 5:20 am

Paul Helpdesk

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Re: Print forms single- or double-sided?

INS introduced paper reduction act and started accepting single-sided forms. You will
find all fillable immigration forms at:

http://www.visapro.com/US-Immigration-Forms.asp

Paul @ HelpDesk