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Do all signatures in I129f and g325a need to be notarized

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Should I have all of our signatures on the i129f and g325a notarized? I'm in the US and my fiance is in the Philippines. She's going to forward everything I need from her to put in our packet.

thanks, Mike

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ghana
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The only form you need notarized is the I-134 that you will send your fiancee for the interview.

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Should I have all of our signatures on the i129f and g325a notarized? I'm in the US and my fiance is in the Philippines. She's going to forward everything I need from her to put in our packet.

thanks, Mike

No signatures on USCIS forms sent with the initial petition filing need to be notarized.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Should I have all of our signatures on the i129f and g325a notarized? I'm in the US and my fiance is in the Philippines. She's going to forward everything I need from her to put in our packet.

thanks, Mike

No signatures on USCIS forms sent with the initial petition filing need to be notarized.

Well, that's good news. Thank you

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03/05/2010 ----- Greencard arrived in mail

03/15/2010 ----- Got a job as an RN! finally.:)

REMINDER: November 22, 2011 (Removing Conditons)

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