Notarized I-134 to be on "two-sided" (back-to-back) paper?

[paulreed 0]

Along with the documents I sent to my fiancee for her interview is the I-134. It has been filled out and notarized, but as it's a 2-page document, I had printed 2 pages, rather than 1 2-sided page.

Since this is an "official" notarized document, should I have made it one 2-sided page instead?

We are concerned and wondering if I need to rush another one to her printed "back to back" instead of 2 separate pages.

Thanks,

Steve

[Carol and Bruno 0]

Along with the documents I sent to my fiancee for her interview is the I-134. It has been filled out and notarized, but as it's a 2-page document, I had printed 2 pages, rather than 1 2-sided page.

Since this is an "official" notarized document, should I have made it one 2-sided page instead?

We are concerned and wondering if I need to rush another one to her printed "back to back" instead of 2 separate pages.

Thanks,

Steve

I sent in 2 pages and had no problems.

[paulreed 0]

Thanks...

We are so worried about getting trouble at the interview on some "technicality." It has been quite a journey for us so far with all of these documents...

Thanks...

We are so worried about getting trouble at the interview on some "technicality." It has been quite a journey for us so far with all of these documents...

[Matt & Bing 56]

Along with the documents I sent to my fiancee for her interview is the I-134. It has been filled out and notarized, but as it's a 2-page document, I had printed 2 pages, rather than 1 2-sided page.

Since this is an "official" notarized document, should I have made it one 2-sided page instead?

We are concerned and wondering if I need to rush another one to her printed "back to back" instead of 2 separate pages.

Thanks,

Steve

You are using an outdated form. The I-134 no longer needs to be notarized. But you should have no problem with filing 2 separate pages.

[paulreed 0]

Along with the documents I sent to my fiancee for her interview is the I-134. It has been filled out and notarized, but as it's a 2-page document, I had printed 2 pages, rather than 1 2-sided page.

Since this is an "official" notarized document, should I have made it one 2-sided page instead?

We are concerned and wondering if I need to rush another one to her printed "back to back" instead of 2 separate pages.

Thanks,

Steve

You are using an outdated form. The I-134 no longer needs to be notarized. But you should have no problem with filing 2 separate pages.

How is that? This is the form they sent us in packet 4 from the Consulate via email. They sent the same version to my fiance by mail.

[pushbrk 13,883]

Along with the documents I sent to my fiancee for her interview is the I-134. It has been filled out and notarized, but as it's a 2-page document, I had printed 2 pages, rather than 1 2-sided page.

Since this is an "official" notarized document, should I have made it one 2-sided page instead?

We are concerned and wondering if I need to rush another one to her printed "back to back" instead of 2 separate pages.

Thanks,

Steve

You are using an outdated form. The I-134 no longer needs to be notarized. But you should have no problem with filing 2 separate pages.

How is that? This is the form they sent us in packet 4 from the Consulate via email. They sent the same version to my fiance by mail.

How is it? If the form had a spot for a notary to sign, then the Consulate emailed you the out-dated form. You'll be fine either way.

[Matt & Bing 56]

How is that? This is the form they sent us in packet 4 from the Consulate via email. They sent the same version to my fiance by mail.

The current version of the form has no place for a notarization. Current form I-134 Instead, it is signed under penalty of perjury.

If you choose to use the older version it does have to be notarized however.

[paulreed 0]

How is that? This is the form they sent us in packet 4 from the Consulate via email. They sent the same version to my fiance by mail.

The current version of the form has no place for a notarization. Current form I-134 Instead, it is signed under penalty of perjury.

If you choose to use the older version it does have to be notarized however.

Yes.

Our version has been notarized (as it is the version we were sent), and is two separate pages.