Notarized example letter for ROC?

[spearmint 1]

Is there anyone here could give me some example how to write an affidavit / notarized letter for ROC? I found this example, is it good enough or can this letter be use with 2 other friends or should it be different ?

BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION SERVICE

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

#Axxxxx

IN RE: JOINT PETITION OF

Xxxxx & Xxxx

TO REMOVE CONDITIONS ON

RESIDENCE OF xxxxx

/

AFFIDAVIT OF BUDDY O’MINE

BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared BUDDY O’MINE who, after being first duly sworn and cautioned upon his oath, deposes and states:

1. My name is ………... I live at ………..USA. I was born in …… USA on …….. I have personal knowledge of the facts set forth herein.
2. I have been a close personal friend of John Smith since he was twelve years old. He met Jane Jones when he traveled to London, England with me in August 2002.
3. [Additional information regarding personal knowledge of marriage/relationship]

FURTHER AFFIANT SAYETH NAUGHT

_________________________________________

BUDDY O’MINE

STATE OF _____________ )

) ss.:

COUNTY OF ____________ )

Sworn to and subscribed before me this _____ day of _________, 2007, by BUDDY O’MINE, who personally appeared before me, is personally known to me or produced _____________________________ as identification, and did take an oath.

Notary:

[NOTARIAL SEAL] Print Name:

Notary Public, State of

My commission expires:

[Lainie B 465]

It doesn't need to be notarised.

[Ms Hogan 295]

It doesn't need to be notarised.

It actually should be notarized. This shows that the person who is supposedly writing it is indeed the one signing it. Otherwise we could all send in as many as we like. Some people don't bother with the notary but it certainly helps legitimize the letter.

[spearmint 1]

It actually should be notarized. This shows that the person who is supposedly writing it is indeed the one signing it. Otherwise we could all send in as many as we like. Some people don't bother with the notary but it certainly helps legitimize the letter.

So this example letter looks okay? And my other 2 friends can use the same statement right?

[Lainie B 465]

It actually should be notarized. This shows that the person who is supposedly writing it is indeed the one signing it. Otherwise we could all send in as many as we like. Some people don't bother with the notary but it certainly helps legitimize the letter.

Rubbish, you could say that about anything submitted to USCIS, including the forms themselves. If USCIS needed them notarized they would say. I've never seen any affidavit rejected because it wasn't notarized.

[Ms Hogan 295]

Rubbish, you could say that about anything submitted to USCIS, including the forms themselves. If USCIS needed them notarized they would say. I've never seen any affidavit rejected because it wasn't notarized.

I am not going to argue with you about this but It is not right to call my recommendation "rubbish" as it is not.

USCIS even explains that affidavits should be witnessed by someone such as a notary. Having a notary sign something helps to legitimize the document. Us signing our own applications is not the same as affidavits from other people.

http://www.uscis.gov/tools/glossary/affidavit

To the OP... if it is not too inconvenient for your writers of affidavits to pop by their bank or another easily-accessible notary when they are ready to sign the letter they wrote then I still suggest it. The choice is yours obviously.

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

Rubbish, you could say that about anything submitted to USCIS, including the forms themselves. If USCIS needed them notarized they would say. I've never seen any affidavit rejected because it wasn't notarized.

My IO at Phoenix personally said "those letters without any notarization only colors your file, we don't pay much attention to them." at our interview. You tried to be polite with rubbish word but it is still offensive.

[spearmint 1]

Thank Ms. Hogan & Nancy, i definitely will notarized because they don't mind to do that.

@Lainie, what can i say is the rubbish word was kinda harsh. So i think everyone here has their ones choices about to or not to do the notarized and if you think no need to do that so let it be, and so does with Ms. Hogan's opinion. So this case is same, just like some people sending this affidavit letter or not to send but still they got approved

case closed i already found some example for the letter