Certified? Notarization?

[CancelAccount 0]

When it states to get a certified copy, what does this actually mean? For example, my birth certificate is certified, but can you certify the Support form? I am confused on this definition...maybe I am looking into it too much. What say you?

Thank you,

CharlieBox

Service Center : Nebraska Service Center

Consulate : Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

I-129F Sent : 2006-07-03

[chuckandkim 0]

Birth Certificate = Original or Certified Duplicate copy of your Birth Certificate.

I-134 Support = Certified of Original form. How you go about to do this? Fill out your Aff-Support form (I-134), do not sign it yet, bring the form to your local bank where they have a Public Notary officer who will watch you sign the form. He/she will sign next to it and seal with a Public Notary official raise seal. That's all it is. Why I mention your local bank, most banks have Public Notary officier on-site, will do it for FREE for its customers. Or, you can go to any Auto-Tag or Public Notary place and get that done for a small fee.

I think that's what you're asking??? Hope this helps