I got a message from a Compnay that helped processed our K1 Visa and state their to have the 2007 ITR first page should be notarized. . .
Do they really require this in the embassy during interview???
Because i have a thick record of his ITR in my hands right now , My fiance gave that to me while we are in Hongkong for a short vacation but it isnt notarized. . .
Pls advice me. . .
Thanks a lot!!!
Full Version: ITR really needs to be notarized???
QUOTE(ammike @ Apr 5 2008, 01:51 AM) 
I got a message from a Compnay that helped processed our K1 Visa and state their to have the 2007 ITR first page should be notarized. . .
Do they really require this in the embassy during interview???
Because i have a thick record of his ITR in my hands right now , My fiance gave that to me while we are in Hongkong for a short vacation but it isnt notarized. . .
Pls advice me. . .
Thanks a lot!!!
Only the I-134 needs to be notarized.Do they really require this in the embassy during interview???
Because i have a thick record of his ITR in my hands right now , My fiance gave that to me while we are in Hongkong for a short vacation but it isnt notarized. . .
Pls advice me. . .
Thanks a lot!!!
Nope, ITR needs not be notarized, only the Affidavit of Support or Form I-134. Good luck...
QUOTE(ammike @ Apr 5 2008, 02:51 AM)
I got a message from a Compnay that helped processed our K1 Visa and state their to have the 2007 ITR first page should be notarized. . .
Do they really require this in the embassy during interview???
Because i have a thick record of his ITR in my hands right now , My fiance gave that to me while we are in Hongkong for a short vacation but it isnt notarized. . .
Pls advice me. . .
Thanks a lot!!!
Do they really require this in the embassy during interview???
Because i have a thick record of his ITR in my hands right now , My fiance gave that to me while we are in Hongkong for a short vacation but it isnt notarized. . .
Pls advice me. . .
Thanks a lot!!!
only affidavit of support 134 need to be notarized if ur fiance(e) is with you during your interview no need to notarized he(she) sign the form infront of the consule.
I concur on everyone's reply... I-134 is the only one that needs to be notarized, not the ITR. I think you should tell the company you hired in helping you with the process to hang around here in VJ often... 
Good luck on the interview!
--Mae
Good luck on the interview!
--Mae
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