IMM5669E Schedule A Space too Small - Can I Use Hand-writing

[lcsxwtian]

Hello people - I know I can attach a separate sheet of paper to put in more letters into one box. But how to properly do that?

I was planning to put "See attached sheet" on wherever I can't type in all the letters, however the phrase "see attached sheet" itself is too long for some table cells... For example, Type of Certificate or Diploma Issued is simply too small to put that in.

So has there been anyone who filled the content of the form by both typing AND hand-writing? This would make life so much easier!

 

[iamroth]

You can easily Create a word document, with tables and rows. It is better to Type and print, rather than fill out with hand. Trust me you will save the Case officer a lot of time if you print the information, and in return he will not get "unsettled" trying to read your application. And you don't want him upset when he is checking your information.

Just mimic the table you want from the application form. You don't have to write "See attached sheet". Just fill out the info, then go to new sheet. At the top the of the new sheet, type "Addendum - (Name of the form) ", This means this is an extra page of that form

 

[JORGER]

Hello people - I know I can attach a separate sheet of paper to put in more letters into one box. But how to properly do that?

I was planning to put "See attached sheet" on wherever I can't type in all the letters, however the phrase "see attached sheet" itself is too long for some table cells... For example, Type of Certificate or Diploma Issued is simply too small to put that in.

So has there been anyone who filled the content of the form by both typing AND hand-writing? This would make life so much easier!

you can write "see attach" on the box and add a word document, doesn't have to "mimic" the format
on top of the document write:

last name, family name Cont IMM5669E DOB yyyy-mm-dd

Cont (whatever question number)7 education
from-to institution city and country type of cert field of study

its up to you if you want to make it with tables and rows but you don't have to

 

[iamroth]

you can write "see attach" on the box and add a word document, doesn't have to "mimic" the format
on top of the document write:

last name, family name Cont IMM5669E DOB yyyy-mm-dd

Cont (whatever question number)7 education
from-to institution city and country type of cert field of study

its up to you if you want to make it with tables and rows but you don't have to

Of course he does not have to 'mimic' the format. But as an applicant, it is his duty to make sure, there is less trouble from his part.

He can clearly take a white page and start writing his information. Or he can write it in a professional manner. Both ways works!

But which one would be more helpful for his application?

 

[JORGER]

Of course he does not have to 'mimic' the format. But as an applicant, it is his duty to make sure, there is less trouble from his part.

He can clearly take a white page and start writing his information. Or he can write it in a professional manner. Both ways works!

But which one would be more helpful for his application?

first row in the doc should include
last name, family name Cont IMM5669E DOB yyyy-mm-dd

Cont (whatever question number)7 education
from-to institution city and country type of cert field of study
if you are adding info for another question repeat

Cont (whatever question number)8 personal history
from-to activity city and country status name of company

as long as the info is complete and clear, "professional manner" or not