Where do I get an *old* version of the I-134

[Wade+Kristin 0]

Hello fellow VJers.

I was wondering if anyone would know where I can download the old version of the I-134? I can only find the new version, which doesn't need to be notarized. I received the old version in the P3 from the embassy, so I sent them an e-mail to ask them if they would also accept the new form, but they insist on having it notarized.

It's a lot easier, and quicker, if we can download the old form somewhere, fill it out and print it rather than me mailing my fiancè the old version that I received snail mail style. Would be very happy if someone had an idea of where I can get the old form!

Kristin

Edited October 30, 2009 by Wade+Kristin

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hello fellow VJers.

I was wondering if anyone would know where I can download the old version of the I-134? I can only find the new version, which doesn't need to be notarized. I received the old version in the P3 from the embassy, so I sent them an e-mail to ask them if they would also accept the new form, but they insist on having it notarized.

It's a lot easier, and quicker, if we can download the old form somewhere, fill it out and print it rather than me mailing my fiancè the old version that I received snail mail style. Would be very happy if someone had an idea of where I can get the old form!

Kristin

I suppose a few consulates out there do this. You do not need the old form. The notary can be in any corner or margin near your signature, just have the stamp applied and have the notary write in their information where they can. Pre-printed notary spaces are a convenience item only.

If you are squeemish about that, google "I-134". my guess is some old version of the I-134 will pop up in the first page or two of responses and you can print it.

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

Strangely enough, you can download the old I-134 from the USCIS website.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-134.pdf takes you to the current version - but http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134.pdf leads to the old one with the notary certificate.