I-134 Co-sponsor notarization

[pilotdude 1]

thanks!

Edited September 27, 2011 by pilotdude

[Tim/Mav 305]

thanks!

To my knowledge: Nothing requires a Notary on any Forms by a Sponsor or Co-Sponsor. Some of the Forms MAY require Certification with a Stamp/Seal. But, I question the I-134 needing to be Notarized.

[pilotdude 1]

I realize I-134 does not require notarization for a Sponsor, but the link below led me to think notarization is required for a Co-Sponsor:

To be acceptable, the co-sponsor must live in the US or its territories and possessions, and must be a US citizen or Permanentl Resident aged 18 or over. The co-sponsors income must exceed 125% of the poverty level. The co-sponsor must also complete a form I-134 and have it signed in front of a notary and provide documentary proof of his income, and/or assets. It is preferred to ask a relative or close friend. Be sure to brief your Fiancee on what your relationship with the co-sponsor is, in case this comes up during the consulate interview. from: http://www.fianceevisaservices.com/howtofillini134.html

[pilotdude 1]

To my knowledge: Nothing requires a Notary on any Forms by a Sponsor or Co-Sponsor. Some of the Forms MAY require Certification with a Stamp/Seal. But, I question the I-134 needing to be Notarized.

Thanks, Tim & Mav!

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

I realize I-134 does not require notarization for a Sponsor, but the link below led me to think notarization is required for a Co-Sponsor:

To be acceptable, the co-sponsor must live in the US or its territories and possessions, and must be a US citizen or Permanentl Resident aged 18 or over. The co-sponsors income must exceed 125% of the poverty level. The co-sponsor must also complete a form I-134 and have it signed in front of a notary and provide documentary proof of his income, and/or assets. It is preferred to ask a relative or close friend. Be sure to brief your Fiancee on what your relationship with the co-sponsor is, in case this comes up during the consulate interview. from: http://www.fianceevisaservices.com/howtofillini134.html

The I-134 does not need to be motorized, whether it is the petitioner's I-134 or the co-sponsor's I-134. They will need to provide proof of being a US citizen or permanent resident along with all their financial docs though.

[pilotdude 1]

The I-134 does not need to be motorized, whether it is the petitioner's I-134 or the co-sponsor's I-134. They will need to provide proof of being a US citizen or permanent resident along with all their financial docs though.

Thank you Jay-Kay. We're all set with a co-sponsor.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

thanks!

Notarization not required. Proof of citizenship or legal residency IS required for a co-sponsor, attach it to the supporting documentation