I am wondering if I need to get the I-134 noterized before I send it. Really im gonna fly there for the interview but im sending an emergency packet just incase my flight is delayed.

Yes, the I-134 needs to be notarized.

The I-134 needs to be notarized OR (as written on the form itself) "If you are outside the United States, the affidavit must be sworn to or notice affirmed before a U.S. consular or immigration officer." In other words, you can go ahead and send her a notarized I-134 or you can just print it and wait to sign it in front of the person giving the interview at the U.S. embassy.

I would just do both, print 2 copies. Have 1 notarized and send it, then just bring another one with you to sign in front of the consulate. Just in case

yup needs to be notarized. good luck! and God bless!!!

Why not save yourself the trouble and have the I-134 notarized here in US? Make sure to have an extra copy... for emergency cases.

--Mae

Agreed... Mae, you give such great advice. If you keep this up, I'm going to solicit you to be my life counselor.

Well thank you, Sheriff! When you say life counselor, does that mean I will be in trouble? Joke lang po! You're doing great yourself in keeping those updates! Keep it up, Sheriff!

I ended up calling the embassy and they said it is not neccesary to notarize it so I sent it today without notarizing it. Im gonna be there anyways in the philippines, I only sent a copy to my fiancee for uncase my flight gets delayed or something.

yeah, this is my case also, I am here in Philippines since January, and I did not know before that I need to notarize my I-134 so I called the US Embassy yesterday and they said it is not necessary if I am going with my fiancee in her interview. I will just sign it in front of the consul.


Ryan