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Where and how to submit the I-134

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SSJ2305

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Hey folks,
i'm a little unsure how the sponsor submits the I-134. On the I-134 it states, that it depends if the alien is in the US and what kind of application is submitted. I'm outside the US and will do CP. Furthermore the I-134 says: "See the instructions provided with the corresponding aplication for detailed information how to submit this affidavit of support". Where can i find these detalied information. Does the sponsor send the notarized I-134 directly to me and i'll take it with me to the interview? . I'm confused :confused:

Thanks in advance
 
Yeah in my instructions it says to bring it to the interview. I assume it has to be the original, can anyone confirm if a fax is ok. And what exactly is notorised, i assume its an official stamp or something?
 
andrewps21 said:
Yeah in my instructions it says to bring it to the interview. I assume it has to be the original, can anyone confirm if a fax is ok. And what exactly is notorised, i assume its an official stamp or something?
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When you say "instructions", are that the instructions you received in the 2nd package from KCC???

Yes, notarization is the offical stamp from the local immigration office.
 
notarization has nothing to do with the local immigration office. The affidavit can be signed before a regular notary public. Or, if the person has all the time in the world, they can make an appointment at the local USCIS and get it notarized there, but why would anyone do that?

A notary public simply verifies the identity of the person sigining the affidavit and attests to it.
 
Hey LucyMO, thanks for your input. But either way, what does the sponsor do with the I-134 when the alien isn't in the country and doing CP at a local embassy?
 
the sponsor will mail it to you together with all the supporing documents listed in the instructions.

He should get two originals notarized, since some of the mail has an awful habit of getting lost...this way, he'll have another original just in case.
 
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