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I-864 How to get notarized when I'm permanently in Morocco?

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Yeah the title is pretty self-explanatory. My mom is taking care of paperwork for me since I'm living out here, but when it comes time to send in the I-864, how am I going to get it notarized since I'm not physically in the States? Can I get it notarized in my husband's country? How are you guys who are living abroad going through these steps? Help! And thanks!

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Yeah the title is pretty self-explanatory. My mom is taking care of paperwork for me since I'm living out here, but when it comes time to send in the I-864, how am I going to get it notarized since I'm not physically in the States? Can I get it notarized in my husband's country? How are you guys who are living abroad going through these steps? Help! And thanks!

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You don't notarize the I-864 anymore. No worries.

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Yeah the title is pretty self-explanatory. My mom is taking care of paperwork for me since I'm living out here, but when it comes time to send in the I-864, how am I going to get it notarized since I'm not physically in the States? Can I get it notarized in my husband's country? How are you guys who are living abroad going through these steps? Help! And thanks!

April :star:

You don't notarize the I-864 anymore. No worries.

Sweet! So does that mean that I can have my mom *sign for me* (shhh!!) instead of mailing it back and forth, or will my husband bring it with him to his interview? I'm doing the I-130 without the 129, let me know what you know, and thanks!

02/08/2008 - sent I-130

02/11/2008 - I-130 received by USCIS

02/20/2008 - NOA sent

02/26/2008 - Touched!

06/18/2008 - I-130 Approved

07/02/2008 - DS 3032/AOS Bill sent to me

07/18/2008 - Sent payment of AOS Bill

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