How is a I-134 form notarized?

[nena and lizard 0]

The form did not have an available space to notarize in the signature area. I decided to notarize in the back of the 2nd page, I am hoping this is enough.

[SirJon 0]

I do not believe that the new I-134 needs to be notarized. Mine certainly wasn't, and the embassy accepted it without question

[payxibka 10,045]

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US Embassy and Consulate General Discussion

You are almost there and now you have to deal with the embassy. This is the place to post your experiences or questions related to this last step before moving to the US. Topics relating to I-134's, packets sent from consulate and medical & police certificates should be posted here.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

The form did not have an available space to notarize in the signature area. I decided to notarize in the back of the 2nd page, I am hoping this is enough.

If you used the new form, it does not need to be notarized. Since you notarized it anyway, no issues.

[Mr Bill 0]

The form did not have an available space to notarize in the signature area. I decided to notarize in the back of the 2nd page, I am hoping this is enough.

I believe that the form, which was recently changed, no longer needs to be notarized.

[mark89134 0]

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Hi There, we are about to deal with the embassy and I want to send the needed documents, proofs, and I-134 form to my fiance, as she has just received her packet 3 parcel. I'm wondering which documents I need to have notarized before sending them out and of how the form I-134 should be notarized. Thank You Much. Mark

[Dakine 26]

moving to:

US Embassy and Consulate General Discussion

You are almost there and now you have to deal with the embassy. This is the place to post your experiences or questions related to this last step before moving to the US. Topics relating to I-134's, packets sent from consulate and medical & police certificates should be posted here.

Hi There, we are about to deal with the embassy and I want to send the needed documents, proofs, and I-134 form to my fiance, as she has just received her packet 3 parcel. I'm wondering which documents I need to have notarized before sending them out and of how the form I-134 should be notarized. Thank You Much. Mark

Nothing needs to be notarized anymore!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

The form did not have an available space to notarize in the signature area. I decided to notarize in the back of the 2nd page, I am hoping this is enough.

The new forms are not notarized.

[baron555 934]

The form did not have an available space to notarize in the signature area. I decided to notarize in the back of the 2nd page, I am hoping this is enough.

The new forms are not notarized.

I would place a HOWEVER to that statement. Check with your local embassy for their instructions. For example, the Moscow embassy website specifically states that the I-134 should be notarized.

I plan to do that; small price to pay to not screw things up in the final stretch.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

The form did not have an available space to notarize in the signature area. I decided to notarize in the back of the 2nd page, I am hoping this is enough.

The new forms are not notarized.

I would place a HOWEVER to that statement. Check with your local embassy for their instructions. For example, the Moscow embassy website specifically states that the I-134 should be notarized.

I plan to do that; small price to pay to not screw things up in the final stretch.

True - you should always contact the embassy if they have "different" instructions on their website.

Ankara Turkey has the same wording, and when I wrote them an email, they said, "If you use the old form, yes, it needs to be notarized, but if you use the new one, no need." (of course they link directly to the USCIS current form)

[pushbrk 12,890]

The form did not have an available space to notarize in the signature area. I decided to notarize in the back of the 2nd page, I am hoping this is enough.

The new forms are not notarized.

I would place a HOWEVER to that statement. Check with your local embassy for their instructions. For example, the Moscow embassy website specifically states that the I-134 should be notarized.

I plan to do that; small price to pay to not screw things up in the final stretch.

True - you should always contact the embassy if they have "different" instructions on their website.

Ankara Turkey has the same wording, and when I wrote them an email, they said, "If you use the old form, yes, it needs to be notarized, but if you use the new one, no need." (of course they link directly to the USCIS current form)

When it comes to this matter, most of the Embassy and Consulate websites have simply not been updated yet to reflect the procedures for the new form. No need to notarize the new I-134, no matter what a website says. On the other hand, the more email inquiries they get asking this question, the sooner they'll update the website, so I recommend emailing the question early and often.

[payxibka 10,045]

in addition go to the consulate with the form instructions in hand with the section highlighted where it says that notarization is NOT required