another 1-134 question

[lilj562 1]

hi guys do i need to send my I-134 to nvc to get approved? or i just fill it up and send to my fiancee? also do i need to get it notarized by the lawyer?

ty for in advance

Edited November 15, 2010 by lilj562

[bolin786 21]

I believe you send it to your fiancée. No you do not need to notarize it.

[Inky 1,111]

K1 does not send anything to the NVC. I-134 and all supporting evidence also your new letter of intent is sent to your fiance.

[lilj562 1]

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Edited November 15, 2010 by lilj562

[C and Lore 3]

No, you do not send it to NVC. NVC is the middle step before it is sent to the embassy to schedule interviews. The I-134 would be sent to your fiancee so he/she can submit it as part of his/her paperwork that he/she has support in the US and will not become a public charge. I do not believe it requires notarization.

I've also read from other places that the government wouldn't likely use it against you to force you to pay for him/her once they are her either (fiance/spouse visa book I bought written by lawyer.) That is why they require that as part of your AOS that you fill out a I-864 which is legally binding which they would use if necessary to sue you and require you pay back any means tested benefit he/she receives. I don't know why they say that about the I-134, but the I-864 is considerably longer and requires more documentation so it makes sense.

[leigh 2]

No, you do not send it to NVC. NVC is the middle step before it is sent to the embassy to schedule interviews. The I-134 would be sent to your fiancee so he/she can submit it as part of his/her paperwork that he/she has support in the US and will not become a public charge. I do not believe it requires notarization.

I've also read from other places that the government wouldn't likely use it against you to force you to pay for him/her once they are her either (fiance/spouse visa book I bought written by lawyer.) That is why they require that as part of your AOS that you fill out a I-864 which is legally binding which they would use if necessary to sue you and require you pay back any means tested benefit he/she receives. I don't know why they say that about the I-134, but the I-864 is considerably longer and requires more documentation so it makes sense.

Hi, this is the very question I've been researching tonight. See the link below which is the information that comes with the I-134 from USCIS:

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134instr.pdf

Best of luck!

[payxibka 10,045]

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