Folio: For Documents

I recently purchased a document folio, and I’m beyond impressed with the quality and functionality. The design is sleek, professional, and incredibly practical—perfect for meetings, interviews, or just staying organized on the go. The material feels durable yet elegant, with a smooth finish that gives it a premium touch. Inside, the compartments are well thought out: plenty of space for documents, a dedicated slot for a notepad, pen holders, and even sections for cards or small essentials. It’s like having a compact office in your hands. What I love most is how it balances style with usability. It looks amazing in any professional setting, while also keeping everything neat and accessible. Carrying it instantly adds confidence and professionalism to my day. If you’re looking for something that combines practicality, organization, and a polished look, this document folio is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended!

The perfect organizer for my dog’s vet records. With a pack of nine, it’s a lot to keep track of but with this beauty I now have a pocket for everything! Why didn’t I get this sooner????

After I posted my original, one star review, the company reached out and offered me a new folio and a refund on some of the money that I spent on the original one. I received one the next business day after that I gave them my address and the new one was in the exact condition I was expecting it to be in for spending $50 on it. None of the pockets became unglued. No, no none of the sides were broken. I have tried all the pockets and put things in them, and then waited several days to make sure that having things in them didn’t make the pockets become on glued. I am very happy with my purchase and I encourage anyone who’s having any complaints or issues with this company’s products at all to reach out to the company and they will do what they can to make it, right. Original post:I was really looking forward to using the product to keep things organized. I started to put things in it. A couple of gift cards in the first pocket, a couple of cards in the next, instructions on the 3rd pocket. I go to put it up and the gift cards and birthday cards come right out of the bottom. I tak a closer look and the bottom of all the pockets are supposed to be glued together and as soon as you put anytime on the pockets that will expand them even a little it becomes unglued. And it is all the pockets. I would not recommend. Looks good but useless. Will be returning.

I'm still trying to figure out how to organize my trust papers in this folio. But I can tell you I really love using it. I have not made the envelopes permanent yet because I'm not sure if I like the organization. Are labels that I can use for each section. I like the variety of the size of the envelopes. I also like that they seal nicely and look great on the shelf. We recently had our trust or whatever you call that thing will done and I wanted to make sure I had a place to keep all the documents so I could find them easily. I think that the envelopes are of heavy paper so they are good quality. Trust documents are very thick so there's one document I cannot fit in there but I decided I'll just Bulldog a envelope that will fit. It has thread and button closures so the documents will not fall out if you seal them correctly. Overall I think it's a great product and probably I will buy another one since I do have a bunch of documents that need to be stored correctly

Loved organizing it. Stores a lot and is very customizable

Binder is well made. Perfect for your legal documents

I recently had a “speed limit birthday” as one friend called it: a birthday ending in a 5 or a 0. Yes I turned 60 and at this age I guess it is natural to start pondering my own mortality. Add to that the fact that I’ve lost over 12 friends and acquaintances - most unexpectedly - over the past two years. In each case I’ve thought about how the family dealt with not just the grieving process, but also how they handled all the minutiae of one’s life from contact information, disbursement of possessions, and to settling the estate. What if your expiration date arrived suddenly? How would friends or family members locate important information such as how to contact others? What you wanted done with possessions - INCLUDING YOUR GENEALOGY RESEARCH? What type of memorial service or funeral including burial instructions? Would someone have to scour all your papers, check a safety deposit box, or just “ask around”? Wouldn’t it be easier if you had already prepared what was needed to make the transition easier? So I purchased the In Case I Go Missing Binder by Savor at Amazon and I have to say that this book made the process so much easier and really put my mind at ease. I know, I know … the frugal part of me said “Thomas, just get a binder and some sheet protectors and start putting stuff together”. However, the In Case I Go Missing system gave me structure and ideas as to what I wanted to include. Labels, Pockets, and More - Oh My! So I took the plunge, placed my order on Amazon and it arrived the next day. (Note: I live in Chicago and realize that next day delivery for Amazon Prime members is often not available in rural areas). While unboxing the binder, I could immediately see a product that anticipated a variety of needs depending upon the person compiling their “stuff.” And while there weren’t instructions per se, this card indicates what can be accomplished by customizing the If I Go Missing binder: The binder I selected has 10 different envelopes of different sizes and a list of labels I can affix to each envelope. Once I decided what I wanted to preserve and put the labels on the envelopes, then I filled out the Table of Contents at the front of the binder by hand. So How Did I Customize My “In Case I Go Missing” Binder? Here’s what I decided to include, keeping in mind that I selected items that would most help my family members handle my estate: Legal: All legal files including lawsuits and bankruptcies to which I’ve been a party. Also includes domestic partnership and marriage license/certificates. Estate Plans: Estate planning documents including health care directive, funeral plans, etc. Medical: A list of current medications, current health insurance, past surgeries and medical procedures, doctor contact information, etc. Passwords: I maintain a password protected spreadsheet listing website names, URLs, login, password, and notes. I also include the access code for my iPhone and for the spreadsheet file itself. I print this out and place it in the envelope. I also print out an updated list each quarter. Birth Certificate: My certified birth certificate as well as photo copies. Taxes: A copy of my recent tax returns, both federal and state. Passports: My current passport as well as expired passports. Appraisals: Written appraisals for jewelry and other heirlooms of value. In addition, I opted to leave envelopes #7 and #8 blank for now and I can decide at a later date the contents of those envelopes. The Like List I can’t tell you how much I LOVE the In Case I Go Missing binder. It is well constructed, it has a discreet profile, and it is functional. I love that I can customize the binder for my own needs and the extensive list of labels provided proves that Savor put a lot of thought into what their customers might want. This is a STURDY BINDER and it is actually quite heavy. And by “discreet” I mean that when it is sitting on a shelf, no one would know what it contains … It looks like a book! Tip: I opted to use an erasable pen when filling in the table of contents rather than a pencil. I first did a test in a discreet area to make sure I could erase the writing and this, again, gives me more flexibility in customizing the binder. The Dislike List If I could change one thing about the In Case I Go Missing Binder it would be this: allow me to remove sections and move them around or remove them all together. I realize this might involve adding a three-ring construction, but there are times when I might want more flexibility. Conclusion: The In Case I Go Missing Binder is the “kick” I needed to finally get my affairs in order! There are certain projects that are so important that we tend to “kick the can down the road” and put them off until it is too late. I know that if I tried to go the DIY route and create my own binder, it would have taken much longer to finish putting my affairs in order and I probably would have left it unfinished. The In Case I Go Missing Binder by Savor was really what I needed to finally get this project done and it offered me lots of ideas and options. I’m off to look at all the other items that Savor offers in terms of preserving family heirlooms, important papers, and more!

Amazing

I knew that this is a file that wouldn't store lots of paper work, but that is the point in my opinion. We live in a digital age and I want to have less paper. So this is good for what I want. I would be concerned ordering this from the seller as I believe the packaging is completely inadequate. Just a normal plastic parcel bag with no padding. One of the corners is slightly dented, but not noticeable and the front has some dented scoring on close inspection, but not that noticeable either. So not perfect. However I can see it being far worse due to the inadequate packaging for some customers. I am lucky. I did seek these out from the maker Savor, but they only deliver in the UK if order is over 150 pounds. As such could only find them from this seller, they are not overcharging, this is almost the same price as on Savor in GBP

Does it's job! Good product 👍

Beautifully made, I love the concept of this as an organisation tool. It is perfect for our home and we are glad that it can be personalised to however you like.

Darker color would be better. No choice of colours