My U.S. citizen husband needs to submit a copy of his unexpired US passport for the I-130 as proof of his citizenship. I know they require copies of all pages of the passport. Do these copies need to be notarized or certified somehow, or will good quality photocopies suffice?
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Copy of passport - notarized?
- Thread starter xenologue
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My U.S. citizen husband needs to submit a copy of his unexpired US passport for the I-130 as proof of his citizenship. I know they require copies of all pages of the passport. Do these copies need to be notarized or certified somehow, or will good quality photocopies suffice?
I just submitted a photocopy of all the pages of my husband passport that were not notarized and that was enough. When I did the application it did not say that they needed to be notarized or certified, if it does not say anything about it just send photocopies. I did not give an RFE so I think normal photocopies are OK.
PraetorianXI
Banned
No need to notarize them. Just know that eventually you will have to present the originals of any document copies you submit.