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I have yet another question regarding I-864 form. For AOS, this is the form to use, not I-134. But I-134 form has a section printed specifically for notarization, and I don't see anything similar on i-864 form. Does this mean I-864 form don't need to be notarized?

Is there anything need to be notarized for the I-485 package?

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I have yet another question regarding I-864 form. For AOS, this is the form to use, not I-134. But I-134 form has a section printed specifically for notarization, and I don't see anything similar on i-864 form. Does this mean I-864 form don't need to be notarized?

Is there anything need to be notarized for the I-485 package?

The I-864 doesn't need to be notarized. As far as the I485 package, I am not sure.

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I have yet another question regarding I-864 form. For AOS, this is the form to use, not I-134. But I-134 form has a section printed specifically for notarization, and I don't see anything similar on i-864 form. Does this mean I-864 form don't need to be notarized?

Is there anything need to be notarized for the I-485 package?

I don't think you need to notarized anything unless the original documents were in other languages na dyou have they translated.

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