Adding printer bleed marks for A2 print sheet

Can you show us a screen capture of the page in InDesign? It looks like you have a lot of blank, unused, area on your page.

If that's really the case, the marks are where they belong and if you want to elininate the white gap you would need to adjust the size in Document Setup to make your page narrower.

The problem is that the sheet is A2 but your layout is not. Verify that your InDesign document is actually A2 in size (it seems that it is, but check), then adjust your design so that it fits that page with a 3mm bleed. Ctrl/Cmd-0 in InDesign will show the entire page in the InDesign window, which will make it easier to check as you work.

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