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new2010   2

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Hi,

Can someone tell me whether Affidavit of Support needs to be notarized before sending it to NVC?

I was checking the list of what needs to be brought to the interview. The website indicates Affidavit of Support, notarized employment letter, etc.

So I'm wondering whether Affidavit of Support needs to be notarized?

Thank you.

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5/23/16, gathered all docs required by RFE, package delivered to USCIS

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6/17/16, case is in NVC building but not yet in the system

7/1/16, finally case is in the system, GUZ case# assigned

7/5/16, received welcome letter, choice of agent form and AOS fee bill

7/6/16, choice of agent request submitted on line

7/6/16, AOS fee bill payment submitted

7/7/16, AOS fee showing PAID

7/18/16, submitted AOS, Financial docs and Supporting Docs via email

7/18/16, IV fee bill received, payment submitted

7/19/16, IV fee showing PAID, case# changed, GZO# assigned

7/22/16, Submitted DS-260 on line

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teeak Proficient

teeak   224

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Nope, does not need to be notarized.

F2B

(Helping aunt with cousin's petition)

01/02/2011: PD (Priority Date)
01/04/2011: I-130 NOA1

02/16/2011: I-130 NOA2

08/04/2016: Received DS-261/AOS Bill

08/06/2016: Completed DS-261/Paid AOS Bill

08/16/2016: Received IV Bill

10/11/2016: Submitted AOS/IV documentation

10/11/2016: Paid IV fee bill

10/14/2016: Submitted DS-260

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Nynn   1

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Nothing you send to the USCIS or NVC needs to be notarized. Matter of fact, pretty much all the supporting documentation is just copies. This AOS document is named I-864 and is the only one that must be submitted in original, with a wet signature.

Mom`s IR-5 Visa Journey:

2016-01-22: I-130 Sent :thumbs:

2016-01-27: I-130 NOA1 :clock:

2016-06-01: I-130 NOA2 :dancing:

2016-06-10: USCIS mailed case to NVC

2016-06-16: NVC received case

2016-06-29: Case Number assigned :dancing:

2016-06-30: DS-261 filled out

2016-06-30: AOS fee paid

2016-07-01: IV and AOS package mailed

2016-07-05: IV and AOS package received by NVC

2016-07-08: IV fee paid; DS-261 reviewed

2016-07-13: DS-260 filled out

2016-08-03: Case Complete :dancing:

2016-08-04: Interview Date scheduled: Sep, 21

2016-09-01: Medical Completed - NO vaccines!!! :no: So happy!

2016-09-21: Interview - APPROVED!!! :dancing: :dancing: :dancing:

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No, it does not need to be notarize.

IR-5 for wife's parents:
3-24-2014: I-130 approved
4-08-2014: USCIS sent to NVC
5-07-2014: Case recieved at NVC
5-15-2014: Case number & IIN Assigned
5-21-2014: Completed DS-261
5-22-2014: Sent ENROLL EP email
5-27-2014: Sent AOS through EP
6-14-2014: Case number change from GUZ to GZO

7-04-2014: Sent DS-260 fee

7-07-2014: Sent Civil Documents

7-08-2014: Completed DS-260

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8-27-2014: Case COMPLETE! YES!...YES!...YES! :joy::thumbs::dance:

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