I-134 question about the notary

[irishgirl73 0]

Ok my friend is a notary public-she came over last night to "notarize" my I-134, on the bottom where she puts here name, and puts the date is reads............"sworn here on this (insert date) she does not know what the "at" part means. Are they looking for a location or the time it is notarized?

I know this is a really dumb question, but obviously I want this done properly. Also-there wasn't much room for her stamp and that raised seal-is anywhere on the bottom good enough?

thanks guys

[gag54611 1]

They are looking for the location. Just put your city name and state.

The raised seal can go anywhere in the vicinity. If it is a stamp that she has, maybe it fits better if it is sideways on in the margin. Whatever way it goes on, the expiration date is probably the more important piece of information, so make sure that is clear of any printed text on the form itself.

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Edited April 2, 2006 by gag54611

[motu 6]

My notary (from the bank) stamps the name of the bank (doesn't include city or state! Even though they have several branches.) And her seal doesn't disclose the city either. Interesting! So, she can put in - your house; or the city and state or the street address only and probabvly will be valid. Good Luck

[Miranda&James 8]

My stamp was right smack in the middle of the bottom of the page! It doesn't really matter if it goes over writing, just try to keep it off signatures I'd recommend.

[irishgirl73 0]

Thanks guys-you are the best!!!!!!!!

Edited April 2, 2006 by irishgirl73