Do INS & Snopake mix?
Dec 4th 2002, 9:43 pm
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Do INS & Snopake mix?
This is a very daft question and I don't really know why I'm asking... but
the G-325A forms which I just sent off to my wife are wrong! I put the
incorrect place of her birth. Can she Snopake this out and correct it, or
will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a boomerang
stapled to their forehead?
- Mark
the G-325A forms which I just sent off to my wife are wrong! I put the
incorrect place of her birth. Can she Snopake this out and correct it, or
will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a boomerang
stapled to their forehead?
- Mark
Dec 4th 2002, 11:13 pm
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Re: Do INS & Snopake mix?
Originally posted by Mark K
This is a very daft question and I don't really know why I'm asking... but
the G-325A forms which I just sent off to my wife are wrong! I put the
incorrect place of her birth. Can she Snopake this out and correct it, or
will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a boomerang
stapled to their forehead?
- Mark
This is a very daft question and I don't really know why I'm asking... but
the G-325A forms which I just sent off to my wife are wrong! I put the
incorrect place of her birth. Can she Snopake this out and correct it, or
will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a boomerang
stapled to their forehead?
- Mark
If so, do NOT use it. If a correction needs to be made, the preferred method is to use a pen and put ONE line through the incorrect information and then write the correct information above it.
It is then obvious that you have simply corrected an error. If you use the liguid stuff to cover over the incorrect information, then they want to know what was under it.
Don't worry about showing the correction. In every INS interview I have EVER observed, the interviewing officer will have a red pen and make the corrections as the interview goes on.
Dec 5th 2002, 1:13 am
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Re: Do INS & Snopake mix?
Originally posted by Mark K
or
will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a boomerang
stapled to their forehead?
- Mark
or
will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a boomerang
stapled to their forehead?
- Mark
Kate. xxxx
Dec 5th 2002, 3:05 am
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Re: Do INS & Snopake mix?
Folinskyinla wrote:
>
> Originally posted by Mark K
> > This is a very daft question and I don't really know why I'm
> > asking... but
> > the G-325A forms which I just sent off to my wife are wrong! I put the
> > incorrect place of her birth. Can she Snopake this out and
> > correct it, or
> > will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a
> > boomerang
> > stapled to their forehead?
> >
> > - Mark
>
> What is "Snopake"??? Is it the same as U.S. "white-out"?
Do you know the US inventor for White Out?
>
> If so, do NOT use it. If a correction needs to be made, the preferred
> method is to use a pen and put ONE line through the incorrect
> information and then write the correct information above it.
Do you have to initial the correction?
>
> Originally posted by Mark K
> > This is a very daft question and I don't really know why I'm
> > asking... but
> > the G-325A forms which I just sent off to my wife are wrong! I put the
> > incorrect place of her birth. Can she Snopake this out and
> > correct it, or
> > will they return as quickly and reliably as a jilted lover with a
> > boomerang
> > stapled to their forehead?
> >
> > - Mark
>
> What is "Snopake"??? Is it the same as U.S. "white-out"?
Do you know the US inventor for White Out?
>
> If so, do NOT use it. If a correction needs to be made, the preferred
> method is to use a pen and put ONE line through the incorrect
> information and then write the correct information above it.
Do you have to initial the correction?
