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I-134 Notarized or Not?

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Hi, I know that the instructions says that it has to be notarized, but I was reading a transcript of questions asked of the Embassy Consulate in the Philippines, and he said that the I-134 does NOT have to be notarized. Has anyone heard of this or not had theirs notarized?

I am currently living in the Philippines with my fiancee and can not have it notarized by a US Notary.

Thanks,

Dan

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Hi, I know that the instructions says that it has to be notarized, but I was reading a transcript of questions asked of the Embassy Consulate in the Philippines, and he said that the I-134 does NOT have to be notarized. Has anyone heard of this or not had theirs notarized?

I am currently living in the Philippines with my fiancee and can not have it notarized by a US Notary.

Thanks,

Dan

Notary services for US Citizens are offered at Consulates and Embassies. The best practice is to notarize the form. Technically, the I-134 is not a required form but it's usually the easiest and most popular way to deal with the public charge concern.

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Hi, I know that the instructions says that it has to be notarized, but I was reading a transcript of questions asked of the Embassy Consulate in the Philippines, and he said that the I-134 does NOT have to be notarized. Has anyone heard of this or not had theirs notarized?

I am currently living in the Philippines with my fiancee and can not have it notarized by a US Notary.

Thanks,

Dan

Never heard of it not being notarized and since the instructions state that it has to be notarized, I think you better get it notarized :)

Also, US Notary services can be done on the US Embassey, as long as you are a US citizen ;)

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