I know that I-134 has to be printed on 1 page on 2 sides. And If I don't have a printer that prints on 2 sides, first print on 2 pages and then make 1-->2 photocopy.
But My question is should I do a Long edge print or short edge, I am pretty sure I have to do a short edge but just want to confirm with people who have done this in the past.
Thanks for your help in advance
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Ours was on 2 pages, no problems.
I printed it on 2 pages. It was not a problem.
Who said it needed to be 2-sided?
Our won't be. And I've had it notarized already, not paying again!
Our won't be. And I've had it notarized already, not paying again!
Huh, 2 sides?
Where did you read that?!
Where did you read that?!
Well, that's not a VJ site nor an official US site, so I'm not sure where they get the authority for that instruction . . . .
(Nothing in the official instructions for the I-134 requires this sort of printing - unless I've gone blind . . . )
(Nothing in the official instructions for the I-134 requires this sort of printing - unless I've gone blind . . . )
QUOTE(TimsDaisy @ May 14 2007, 02:28 PM) 
Well, that's not a VJ site nor an official US site, so I'm not sure where they get the authority for that instruction . . . .
(Nothing in the official instructions for the I-134 requires this sort of printing - unless I've gone blind . . . )
(Nothing in the official instructions for the I-134 requires this sort of printing - unless I've gone blind . . . )
I figured as much and sent the document two paged but wanted to check with the other members, now it's clear.
Thanks I guess I won't have to send it again
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