brunette1130
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Does anyone know If my husband has to sign the I-864 form in front of a notary? I sent my I-485 in Septemer 2003. Where can I submit I-864? I is too late? Thanks in advance
I-864 Question
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I have no answer to your "is it too late ?" question.
You can read through http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/I-864.pdf and you'll find a checklist stating
For ALL sponsors:
This form, the I-864, completed and signed before a notary
public or a Consular or Immigration Officer.
You can read through http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/I-864.pdf and you'll find a checklist stating
For ALL sponsors:
This form, the I-864, completed and signed before a notary
public or a Consular or Immigration Officer.
brunette1130
Registered Users (C)
DO is NYC, Yes I am still waiting
brunette1130 said:
I-864 SHOULD be signed in front of a notary or an immigration officer and the form should be notarized.
The current requirement is to submit I-864 along with the I-485 package when you send it to the lock box. If you had submitted your application to the DO directly in 2003, USCIS would send you a letter asking you to mail your I-864 or to bring it with you to the interview. Since its been a while, you may want to get an INFOPASS and check on your case.