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  1. gtom81

    Is anybody else confused about the i-134? I've been reading posts that say to provide bank statements and certain docs have to be notarized, but the actual i-134 form doesn't specify this. I make above the 125% poverty line for two people, and so far I have last year's tax return, the last 3 paycheck stubs, and a signed letter from my employer. Anybody have any advice on this?

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    2. Beth & Chard

      Beth & Chard

      You sign the I-134 under penalty of perjury, therefore it does not have to be notarized.

    3. KeithandDonna

      KeithandDonna

      No need to have notarized. You should be good with what you have.

    4. gtom81

      gtom81

      Thanks a lot everyone! I really appreciate it and I now have a clearer understanding. Thanks!

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