Need advice regarding I-134 and attorney (K-1).

[SilverMonk 194]

Hello all, Let me give some context before I ask the question.

So some of you might remember me from previous posts and how our attorney messed up on some little things on our i-129f packet, but thank God we were approved. But we signed a contract with her saying we would pay the entire k-1 visa process to them (which we already have). So the last thing on the contract was to the fees for her to fill out the I-134 for us. So she filled that out and we paid the office so we dont owe them anything.

Here is the problem, we noticed more little mistakes on the I-134 and form G-28 also. Like on the pages where signatures are required, she wrote the signatures in blue ink and dates in blue ink. On page 5 where it asks to inform the preparer's name, she wrote it in blue ink and there was whiteout before it too, but it at least fit in the box (but this page is less important since we can correct the mistake ourselves since it doesn't require her signature). On page 7 there are two things that bother us. Where she's supposed to inform her email, her assistant put whiteout over the email that was originally there and wrote the new email in front of the whiteout but the email ended up not fitting within the box. 

I read that signing in blue ink is not a problem, but what's getting us a little mad is the fact that she used whiteout twice. On the preparer's name (which was written in blue) on later on the preparer's email (which did not fit in the box).

My questions are:
 

• We're upset because we paid good money so we expected a good product, so we would like to know if we can simply re-do form I-134 ourselves without her? That way we would not need the g-28 or her signatures as a preparer on form I-134. Or do we need her to fill out the form on our behalf since she was our legal representative for the I-129f petition?
•  We initially thought it was good to have a legal representative for the I-129f petition in case something came up, but we would like to know whats the worst that can happen at the interview if we hand in the I-134 done by ourselves with some mistake made. Would they just ask us to send in another one?

 

Sorry for the long post. It's just that we just dont want to mess things up at the final stretch so we thought that the community would help us more than the actual attorney.