Seperate pages of evidence do you have to mark them?

[shandymoo]

Sorry this might not make sense as it is hard to explain but I have lots of evidence for my visa application, photocopies of hotel bills, plane tickets, travel itineries, skype chat logs etc etc. Do i just put these inbetween the application form pages or in their own section? also what about when you write on a seperate page to answer a question?
I have 100s of pages of evidence do I need to mark every one with the question they relate to or can i just put them as they are inbetween the question forms? Its just if i have to mark every single page of evidence its going to take a while!

 

[rathika]

hey yea its better if u can mark them with details............can u pls tell me how to print skype chat history..........

 

[shorttalk]

you dont "have to" as such...but think of this if the immigration office can find everything relating to each subject quickly it will speed up the process. We labelled a section headed supplementary evidence with a contents page. If i referred to it within the application i would say "please refer to page 81 of supplementary evidence photo section". Good luck!

 

[QCSunshine]

I did for the reasons I explained in my comment at the bottom of this thread:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/how-to-submit-the-application-t54810.0.html

And it did take a while to do it this way, but, for me, it was worth it to try to submit something that is (hopefully) easy to look through and process.

 

[canadianwoman]

It's best if you make all the supplementary pages of evidence you submit as easy as possible for the visa officer to go through and understand. So labeling everything is a good idea. Having all evidence in a 'supplementary evidence' section with a table of contents and with each page numbered, as Shorttalk suggests, is a good idea.