I-134 quick question
Nov 30th 2001, 12:16 am
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I'm not sure, I am a US citizen filing for my fiancee in Britian, but can I have a
notary public sign and stamp the affidavite of support? It says something about an
officer and an oath...What does that mean? My bookkeeper who is a notary was affraid
to sign it......Thanks for any help!!
notary public sign and stamp the affidavite of support? It says something about an
officer and an oath...What does that mean? My bookkeeper who is a notary was affraid
to sign it......Thanks for any help!!
Nov 30th 2001, 1:54 pm
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I believe the instructions read..."a notary or consular officer'...should be no
problem...and yes you have to take an oath that what you are submitting is true...
Stay Frosty, shubb
problem...and yes you have to take an oath that what you are submitting is true...
Stay Frosty, shubb
Nov 30th 2001, 3:48 pm
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I have a close friend that is a notary that took care of my I-134 for me. She did
comment that the wording on the form was not the normal statement that she
encounters.
Debbie
comment that the wording on the form was not the normal statement that she
encounters.
Debbie
