k1, 134 form has to be natorized?

[Homeprincess]

not clear about it.

[Homeprincess]

Can American citizen notarize the 134 form in China?

I am asking since my fiance is in China now.

Thanks.

[tonado]

The I-134 is done by the petitioner (you). Unless you are in China, you can get it notorized at a bank here in USA. Notorize in China can be tricky.

[Homeprincess]

Can American citizen notarize the 134 form in China?

I am asking since my fiance is in China now.

Thanks.

173473[/snapback]

It would need to be done at a US Consulate, Citizen's Service Unit. There should be no charge since it is for immigration.

173476[/snapback]

Thanks for the advice.

Since I am in Beijing, I wonder if there is such citizen unit in Beijing office, anyone who can share some info?

[Stone]

Can American citizen notarize the 134 form in China?

I am asking since my fiance is in China now.

Thanks.

173473[/snapback]

It would need to be done at a US Consulate, Citizen's Service Unit. There should be no charge since it is for immigration.

173476[/snapback]

Thanks for the advice.

Since I am in Beijing, I wonder if there is such citizen unit in Beijing office, anyone who can share some info?

173479[/snapback]

Of course, Beijing's embassy has an office for U.S. citizen's services.

 

Click at the link below:

 

http://beijing.usembassy-china.org.cn/service.html

 

Paul

[LeeFisher3]

When he goes to get it notarized be sure to have them notarize the tax return, it seems very silly to do this but the instructions for P-3 state it is required.

 

He may have someone at the embassy ask about this and he should reply that GZ makes it a requirement for the I-134 paperwork.

[warpedbored]

The only thing that requires notarization is the I-134. Any USCIS offical can sign it or you can have it notarized by a notary public. They can do this for you at the American services unit at the embasy in Bejing. A transcript of the tax return is fine and doesnt' need notarization.

[david_dawei]

There is a notarization section at the end of the I-134... hard to miss it... and it's not complete till this section is done as well...

[LeeFisher3]

The only thing that requires notarization is the I-134. Any USCIS offical can sign it or you can have it notarized by a notary public. They can do this for you at the American services unit at the embasy in Bejing. A transcript of the tax return is fine and doesnt' need notarization.

173499[/snapback]

The OF-169 page 2 says to have the tax return notarized.

 

While I personally believe it to be one of the most anal, idiotic and ridiculous items that GZ demands they could use that as a reason for justifying a denial if they desired and it takes only a few extra seconds to have this done with the I-134.

 

Now why they only send this information to a person who's English is limited is beyond me, they should be slapped down hard for adding an additional requirement like this in the manner they do.