To notarize or not to notarize?
Feb 7th 2011, 10:16 am
#1
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To notarize or not to notarize?
Hi all,
I was hoping I could get some advice on what everyone does for their letters to immigration. We're going the common-law route and were going to get our letter from landlord notarized, but we don't want to ask our friends here and across the pond to take a day out for this.
Will a signed letter from friends and family be enough - providing contact info is there?
Has anyone been sent back their docs asking them to make it legal?
Any light shed on this subject is most appreciated!
Thanks!
I was hoping I could get some advice on what everyone does for their letters to immigration. We're going the common-law route and were going to get our letter from landlord notarized, but we don't want to ask our friends here and across the pond to take a day out for this.
Will a signed letter from friends and family be enough - providing contact info is there?
Has anyone been sent back their docs asking them to make it legal?
Any light shed on this subject is most appreciated!
Thanks!
Feb 7th 2011, 2:44 pm
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Re: To notarize or not to notarize?
Hi all,
I was hoping I could get some advice on what everyone does for their letters to immigration. We're going the common-law route and were going to get our letter from landlord notarized, but we don't want to ask our friends here and across the pond to take a day out for this.
Will a signed letter from friends and family be enough - providing contact info is there?
Has anyone been sent back their docs asking them to make it legal?
Any light shed on this subject is most appreciated!
Thanks!
I was hoping I could get some advice on what everyone does for their letters to immigration. We're going the common-law route and were going to get our letter from landlord notarized, but we don't want to ask our friends here and across the pond to take a day out for this.
Will a signed letter from friends and family be enough - providing contact info is there?
Has anyone been sent back their docs asking them to make it legal?
Any light shed on this subject is most appreciated!
Thanks!
There are lotsof threads on this notirized question on tye forum, but not sure if its specifically on common law route.
Feb 7th 2011, 2:45 pm
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Re: To notarize or not to notarize?
When submitted our documents for SWV, the paperwork we were sent from the embassy did not state "notarized copies" so we didn't. Everything was fine for us.
