Rog, Your right on the point, when the Government, Highlights or put a word or sentence in bold print, this is veiwed as very important or key point to remember. My expeirence on Gov. rules and regulations, is when reading, don't interject anything into the sentence, read as it is written (face value), don't try to interpret the word or sentence to meet your needs, as this is incorrect! You make some very sensible comments here, and I understand all that you say and why you reached certain conclusions. The paperwork reduction act, was implemented to minimize the paperwork burden for individuals, small businesses, and non-profits. It is directed at the federal government entity, for minimizing the paperwork required to complete a given task; and not the individual, who might be supplying info/data to the government. Moreover, as I have mentioned in previous posts, I keyed in on a small sentence in the USCIS online instructions for completion of the packages. I tried to interject this info into a couple of threads and several posts over the past 18 months, but no one ever commented and/or expanded on this facet. ¡°Submit as complete a packet as possible so the case can be adjudicated from what you submit. Submit a complete packet of information for each petition or application.¡± The word ¡®complete¡¯ was in bold print on their info page. I viewed this as a real clue and followed this direction, in completing my two I-130 and two I-129F petitions.