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Hi, I hope somebody here will answer my query again :) I've been writing down all the documents my husband needs to send me, so he won't forget anything and I want them to be specific, so here I am again to ask... I know he knows the answer for this already but I'm so stubborn (as he always says :lol: ), I just want to be sure and know myself...

Ok, the Affidavit of Support needs to be notarized it says by a public notary. Does this mean any law firm can do this? If yes, can my husband's law firm notarize it (I'm thinking that one of his partners can do it not himself definitely), considering that he is the sponsor/petitioner?

Again, thank you very much in advance to those who will reply... God bless us all!!! :)

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Anyone who is a certified public notary, can notarize the AOS.

If he doesn't want to involve his personal and business relationships, he can probably just have it done at his bank.

...you are correct, he can not notarize his own signature.

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Anyone who is a certified public notary, can notarize the AOS.

If he doesn't want to involve his personal and business relationships, he can probably just have it done at his bank.

...you are correct, he can not notarize his own signature.

Thanks for the reply... Well, to make sure, we will make it notarized by other :)

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to avoid suspicion, it's best to have it notarized by an independent third party..... he can just take it to his bank, which is very simple

Hi, I hope somebody here will answer my query again :) I've been writing down all the documents my husband needs to send me, so he won't forget anything and I want them to be specific, so here I am again to ask... I know he knows the answer for this already but I'm so stubborn (as he always says :lol: ), I just want to be sure and know myself...

Ok, the Affidavit of Support needs to be notarized it says by a public notary. Does this mean any law firm can do this? If yes, can my husband's law firm notarize it (I'm thinking that one of his partners can do it not himself definitely), considering that he is the sponsor/petitioner?

Again, thank you very much in advance to those who will reply... God bless us all!!! :)

 
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