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mergee   0

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Hi !Just wanna ask if the form for Affidavit of Support should be duly notarized? Just wonderin because when we filed for K1 visa the I-131 was notarized. I just want to be safe. Thanks a lot

AOS 2009

January 21 - Sent AOS, EAD & AP

January 23 - Received package

January 30 - NOA 1

February 19- Biometrics Appointment

March 12- Received notice to Appear for Initial Interview (March 5 notice date)

March 26- AP Received by Mail

March 26- EAD Card Production Ordered by email (CRIS)

March 30- EAD Card arrived in mail

April 13- AOS interview approved (Thanks God)

April 20- Welcome Letter Received

April 25- Green Card Received

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: South Korea
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Hi !Just wanna ask if the form for Affidavit of Support should be duly notarized? Just wonderin because when we filed for K1 visa the I-131 was notarized. I just want to be safe. Thanks a lot

My understanding is that it does not have to be.

We send ours without notarization.

AOS Timeline (from F-1)

12/30/08 Mailed AOS/I-130/EAD packet to Chicago

12/31/08 USPS reports package delivered at 11:08AM, signed by JB

01/07/09 Check for I-485 cashed

01/07/09 I-485, I-130, EAD touched

01/08/09 Checks for Biometrics and I-130 cashed

01/10/09 NOA1 for I-485, I-130 and EAD received (NOAs dated: 01/06/09)

01/14/09 Biometrics letter received. Notice dated 01/09/2009. Appointment date 01/23/2009 (DAY 15)

01/20/09 Biometrics completed. (Walk-in)

01/21/09 Touch (I-485/I-130/EAD)

03/20/09 Received Interview notification for May 6th (NOA2 dated: 03/13/09)

05/06/09 Interview **Approved**

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payxibka   10,048

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Read the execution of affidavit part in the instructions: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134instr.pdf

This time they are executing an I-864 (for AOS) and not the I-134, but the reason for the non-notarization is the same

Edited by payxibka

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