So I went to my local US consulate and had pages added to my passport because I was running out of space.

On my previous passport, they would put it in the middle of the passport (where you can see the string they use for binding) which was great because the passport could fold nicely.

Even though I wanted only one set of added pages, they added two sets (okay I'll survive). The issue is that they decided to put it in random pages, and both are crooked so I can't even close my passport book anymore.

Without thinking about it, I removed both added sets, and stuck them on top of each other in the middle of my passport, so now it folds up real nice. In the process I had to move one of the visas in my passport (because it was stuck together).

So now I'm thinking perhaps I shouldn't have done it? Do they record what pages they put the added pages in? They can obviously tell I moved it, not because I ripped anything (I didn't), but as I had to move the aforementioned visa.

I considered removing the extra one I don't want, but they added a note that clearly says two sets were added, and I have the issue where if I remove the expired visa, I can get in trouble because it could appear that I entered that country illegally.

Any thoughts on this?