I-134 Not notarized

[RalphandHanh 1]

Hanh had a meeting with someone from the migration office. My I-134 was not notarized. I didn't know it had to be. I saw something at the bottom of the paper but I thought it had to do with if someone else was filling out the sheet. I only had 3 days to get everything to her. She didn't get the letter from the embassy with the interview date. When I got back to the U.S. I told her to call the embassy and they told her the interview was in one week. I wouldn't have waited till the last minute to get her the I-134 but property I was selling was pushed back and then I went to see her.

Has anyone had experience with this? If she passes everything else, can I just send them another copy with it notarized? The woman from migration said everything was great expect that... and that I would have to send it express so she can get the visa. We are both really stressing over this.

Thanks all

[YuAndDan 153]

Yes, most consulates will in that case issue a "Blue Slip" requesting that it be provided before they can approve the visa.

[luckytxn 2,263]

I wouldn't stress so much. Just get a new one and fill out and notarize and spend the extra money to express mail it. Sounds like everything else is ok. Good luck and God bless.

[RalphandHanh 1]

Thanks guys. Yeah I plan to print another when I get home and fix it all up in the morning... send it in the afternoon. Thanks for the encouragement