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How closer to the interview can I-134 be dated?

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azezohome   1

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hey guys sorry about all the questions it seems like everyday i have atleast one.

Here is my question:

my brother is gonna be the co-sponsor and he is in the military. Right now he is overseas, so can he still be a co-sponsor even though he is in the military and is currently overseas? And when can he have the I-134 prepared? And can he have it notarized overseas? We don't have an interview date yet but the consulate my fiancee goes thru schedules interviews in about a month from recieving the petition. there is no packet 4 in this consulate only packet 3 which includes the time and date of the interview. All your help will be appreciated. Thank you and god bless.

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02/07/08-----NOA2 VIA Cris E-mail

02/11/08-----NOA2 Hard Copy Recieved

02/25/08-----Received at NVC

02/27/08-----Left NVC

03/03/08-----Received at Embassy

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payxibka   10,044

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It is really a consulate specific question, I suppose... Mine was a little over 5 mos. from signing to interview... YMMV

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hey guys sorry about all the questions it seems like everyday i have atleast one.

Here is my question:

my brother is gonna be the co-sponsor and he is in the military. Right now he is overseas, so can he still be a co-sponsor even though he is in the military and is currently overseas? I should think that would be fine. The only requirement for a cosponsor are that they are USC or LPR.

And when can he have the I-134 prepared? Having it done now should not be a problem seeing as the turnaround time at your consulate is quick.

And can he have it notarized overseas? Since your brother is overseas he needs to go to a US consular or immigration officer and then sign it (the instructions are on the 1st page of the I-134).

We don't have an interview date yet but the consulate my fiancee goes thru schedules interviews in about a month from recieving the petition. there is no packet 4 in this consulate only packet 3 which includes the time and date of the interview. All your help will be appreciated. Thank you and god bless.

:)

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hey guys sorry about all the questions it seems like everyday i have atleast one.

Here is my question:

my brother is gonna be the co-sponsor and he is in the military. Right now he is overseas, so can he still be a co-sponsor even though he is in the military and is currently overseas? I should think that would be fine. The only requirement for a cosponsor are that they are USC or LPR.

And when can he have the I-134 prepared? Having it done now should not be a problem seeing as the turnaround time at your consulate is quick.

And can he have it notarized overseas? Since your brother is overseas he needs to go to a US consular or immigration officer and then sign it (the instructions are on the 1st page of the I-134).

We don't have an interview date yet but the consulate my fiancee goes thru schedules interviews in about a month from recieving the petition. there is no packet 4 in this consulate only packet 3 which includes the time and date of the interview. All your help will be appreciated. Thank you and god bless.

:)

Military bases commonly have notarial services available too. I'd check on that before traveling to a US Consulate.

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hey guys sorry about all the questions it seems like everyday i have atleast one.

Here is my question:

my brother is gonna be the co-sponsor and he is in the military. Right now he is overseas, so can he still be a co-sponsor even though he is in the military and is currently overseas? I should think that would be fine. The only requirement for a cosponsor are that they are USC or LPR.

And when can he have the I-134 prepared? Having it done now should not be a problem seeing as the turnaround time at your consulate is quick.

And can he have it notarized overseas? Since your brother is overseas he needs to go to a US consular or immigration officer and then sign it (the instructions are on the 1st page of the I-134).

We don't have an interview date yet but the consulate my fiancee goes thru schedules interviews in about a month from recieving the petition. there is no packet 4 in this consulate only packet 3 which includes the time and date of the interview. All your help will be appreciated. Thank you and god bless.

:)

Military bases commonly have notarial services available too. I'd check on that before traveling to a US Consulate.

Good to know.

Mama to 2 beautiful boys (August 2011 and January 2015)

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