Very Basic Application Question

[JerseyBoy]

This question may seem kind of dumb, but this is my first application and I don't want to screw anything up with it.
The front page of the application specifically states:
"If space available for answering any question is insufficient, use a seperate sheet of paper , attach it to the corresponding page and precede each answer with the number of the question being answered."
O.K. no biggie, though, when I attach this extra sheet of paper, is it more professional to staple it to the back of the page, or do I just paper clip it? I know staples can be a pain in the ass, but with paperclips, I'm afraid that you can easily loose the extra sheet. Which is the more professional route? Or am I stressing over nothing. (That's a given) Thanks.

[Mo Trooper]

I would say you are stressing over nothing. Paperclip it, and write your name and SSN on the blank piece of paper with "page 1 continued" or something like that. In case it gets misplaced, they will know where it goes. If they want it stapled, they surely have a few staplers laying around.

[Ranger337]

I agree with Mo_Trooper. Just use a paperclip and don't forget to put your name and SSN on the top so if it gets seperated they (your B.I.) knows where is goes.

Good Luck,
Ranger337

[Tiff24]

I always make a couple copies of the employment history section. It makes it alot easier for them to read your employment history in the same format as the first page of the application.

[JerseyBoy]

Thanks for the responses! Paper clips it is!