Originally Posted by
Tee1Up
They'll put it in a folder if the one you brought your stuff in doesn't work for them. Most of your paperwork is going to the interview panel where you will be sitting. So 3 people will be looking at what you brought. I sorted all of my paperwork out in page sleeves, in exactly the order they wanted, and had it all organized in 2 presentation folders (separated how they wanted it). When I arrived for my interview panel, my paperwork was still in the binders that I presented it in. That meant, no one at the front desk had to do any work to rearrange it or reorganize it. So I am also of the opinion that taking the time to present the paperwork that they asked for, in the order they asked for it, goes a long way toward showing you really care about why you are there. My .02 cents.
Tee,
The folder I have is a simple manila 2 fastener file folder. Paper would be double hole punched at the top and flip along the short edge. On the left side, I am planning on putting items 2-11 from the invite email and on the right side the additional paperwork from the Air Force. Do you think that would work or was there an advantage to using (plastic?) page sleeves? That seems like a lot of sleeves, also I was under the impression they will write notes on your app as you go over it which would seems cumbersome if it's in a sleeve. Did you print double sided? You said you placed it in two different folders separated the way they wanted. What way is that? I didn't see anything in the email specifying this.
Sometimes it's the little things that go along way. Thanks for the info!