I-134 Form

[mhymers 0]

I see that in the guides section it says that this need to be taken to a notary. Is this true? I didn't know. So he needs to send theat to me for my interview right?

[olutayo82 0]

Yes, the 1-134 has to be NOTORIZED by a PUBLIC NOTARY in the U.S for it to be accepted at the consulate.

It also has to be dated. (very close to the Interview date)

[Miranda&James 8]

Yes, it does have to be notarized. As far as being dated very close to interview, that's questionable, it doesn't have to be within, like, 3 days or something, but it should be relatively close (less than a couple months or so I would say)

[mhymers 0]

If my fiance comes with me to the interview, does it still need to be noterized? It seems pretty silly to do that if he is standing beside me to prove that he signed it.

Should we get it done anyway? The reason that I ask is that my fiance is in Canada with me right now. To have it notorized in the US, we will have to go back across the border, get it notorized, and then come back into Canada to have our interview in Vancouver. Is it really necessary?

[Euro 3]

If my fiance comes with me to the interview, does it still need to be noterized? It seems pretty silly to do that if he is standing beside me to prove that he signed it.

Should we get it done anyway? The reason that I ask is that my fiance is in Canada with me right now. To have it notorized in the US, we will have to go back across the border, get it notorized, and then come back into Canada to have our interview in Vancouver. Is it really necessary?

YES he still has to have the I-134 Notorised!!

maybe you can email the Embassy to see if they have a notary & if he could get it dont there???

Edited April 17, 2006 by euro