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Additional Space and the "separate sheet"

galpinj

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May 11, 2016
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Hi guys!

I have what seems to be a pretty simple problem, but I just want to ensure that it's done correctly.

I'm filling in forms for my girlfriend, who is from China. We are doing an outland application now, and some areas need the information in both English AND Chinese. There is too much to fit into the boxes, especially when typed up!

What am I supposed to do here, precisely?
1. Print the same sheet out again, have one copy in English and one copy in Chinese?
2. Type out the answer to the question on a blank paper, including both English and Chinese; should I write in the actual form to "refer to additional page"?
 

ImABule

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galpinj said:
Hi guys!

I have what seems to be a pretty simple problem, but I just want to ensure that it's done correctly.

I'm filling in forms for my girlfriend, who is from China. We are doing an outland application now, and some areas need the information in both English AND Chinese. There is too much to fit into the boxes, especially when typed up!

What am I supposed to do here, precisely?
1. Print the same sheet out again, have one copy in English and one copy in Chinese?
2. Type out the answer to the question on a blank paper, including both English and Chinese; should I write in the actual form to "refer to additional page"?
Hi

Simply either input what you can on the form and attach a second normal piece of paper with the rest of the information or leave it blank and attach a second piece of normal paper.

For all extra sheets provided include all your personal information- name, dob, uci if you have one, as well as the name of the form and the number of the question you are answering.
 

galpinj

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May 11, 2016
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Okay sounds good.

I guess I can't just print the form out a second time and fill the thing in with Chinese? Have an English version and a Chinese version and just staple them together?
 

ImABule

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Mar 4, 2016
2,406
96
Ottawa, Ontario
Category........
Visa Office......
Singapore
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
February 25, 2016
Doc's Request.
None
AOR Received.
March 24, 2016 AOR2 April 15, 2016
File Transfer...
SA April 5, 2016
Med's Done....
February 02, 2016
Interview........
Queue- August 29, 2016 Waived- November 15, 2016
Passport Req..
November 17, 2016 DM- November 18, 2016
VISA ISSUED...
November 29, 2016
LANDED..........
December 19, 2016
galpinj said:
Okay sounds good.

I guess I can't just print the form out a second time and fill the thing in with Chinese? Have an English version and a Chinese version and just staple them together?
Don't staple anything. They don't like staples. Use regular paper clips.

You could print another form but in the guide it does say to simply attach and label a separate sheet of paper.