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Hello everyone,

I read the guide on Guatemala's Portal regarding what is expected for a beneficiary to bring along on a K1 interview. It says to bring the I-134 notarized, but is it necessary for sure??? But I sent an email to the Embassy and they told me I don't need to get it notarized... perhaps a member may confirm this for me through their own experience, in Guatemala?

Thanks in advance :thumbs:

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Guatemala
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Hello everyone,

I read the guide on Guatemala's Portal regarding what is expected for a beneficiary to bring along on a K1 interview. It says to bring the I-134 notarized, but is it necessary for sure??? But I sent an email to the Embassy and they told me I don't need to get it notarized... perhaps a member may confirm this for me through their own experience, in Guatemala?

Thanks in advance :thumbs:

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