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YuAndDan   153

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Letters of support should be notarized, so that the person signing the letter is confirmed to be that person.

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/USCIS_I751_Affidavit.doc

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/I-751_support.doc

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Just wondering, do we need to have our letters notarized like we did for the I-485? Thanks!

I did not have mine notarized but submitted a copy of their ID's along with the letter/affidavits.

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Just wondering, do we need to have our letters notarized like we did for the I-485? Thanks!

I would advice you have them notorized, this would confirm that they are real and authentic, it cost less than $20 to do,avoid doubts from INS, and just use common sense.

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Milka   0

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Just wondering, do we need to have our letters notarized like we did for the I-485? Thanks!

I would advice you have them notorized, this would confirm that they are real and authentic, it cost less than $20 to do,avoid doubts from INS, and just use common sense.

If you get them notarized at the bank where you have an account you don't pay anything at all!

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russian_armenian   4

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I think the statement below the letter that I swear blah blah blah is as good as notary stamp. Many people on this forum got approved without notarization. Many never included affidevits. My lawyer told me it is the weakest evidence. I got approved without.

Just wondering, do we need to have our letters notarized like we did for the I-485? Thanks!

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