I-864 and DCF

[jenmoh 0]

Anyone know if the I-864 needs to be notarized when doing DCF especially in Jordan?

The Embassy website for Jordan mentions that the I-864 can only be notarized on certain days. Any insight would be great.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

The I-864, as far as I know, no longer needs to be notarized. However, you should check with the consulate in Amman if there are specific rules for Jordan. More likely than not, the embassy website hasn't been updated since the change in procedure.

[valenbb 0]

The I-864, as far as I know, no longer needs to be notarized. However, you should check with the consulate in Amman if there are specific rules for Jordan. More likely than not, the embassy website hasn't been updated since the change in procedure.

In China, it is the same. There is no need for the petitioner to notarize his/her I-864, but I believe the joint sponsor must (not too sure).

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

The I-864, as far as I know, no longer needs to be notarized. However, you should check with the consulate in Amman if there are specific rules for Jordan. More likely than not, the embassy website hasn't been updated since the change in procedure.

In China, it is the same. There is no need for the petitioner to notarize his/her I-864, but I believe the joint sponsor must (not too sure).

No, the joint sponsor doesn't have to have the I-864 notarized.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

I think neither needs to be notarized; but like elmcitymaven said, you are better off checking with the Consulate on this one.

[jenmoh 0]

Thanks for the responses. The Embassy emailed us back and said it does not need to be notarized just signed. The website for the embassy has a lot of confusing information.