Right, the letter of support is a personal statement from a friend or family member intended to support that a love-based relationship is known to be real. The I-134 is a form meant to show that a non-immigrant beneficiary will be financially supported by a petitioner or cosponsor.
@@wadeb8212 hey I wanna ask something plz reply I also want support letters is this right way they it should be type on affidavit with person personal point of view of relationship and then have notorized plz rply
@@prabhjotdhaliwal1076 Yes, you may submit typed letters (affidavits) to the Additional Documents section. Personally, I submitted them from within USA and did not notarize. If you are submitting from outside USA or just want to be sure, you may notarize them before submitting. USCIS or NVC will notify you if any documents need to be changed somehow.
I applyed for CR1 visa seven months ago and just I got that they saw my case and everything is good and I did not get any emails from USCIS so far so is that normal?
Doe the I- 130 require a affidavit of support?
Oh wow, wish I would have seen this before I sent my application. I can do this if they ask for more evidence.
How did your case go?
I am a refugee i don't have any person to sponsor me can you find for me and my family a sponsor.
Please help
Does FAFSA will affect me or my sponsor when apply for citizenship I am a green card holder?
The letter of support you are talking about in the video after 04:45 is not the same thing as I-134, right?
Right, the letter of support is a personal statement from a friend or family member intended to support that a love-based relationship is known to be real. The I-134 is a form meant to show that a non-immigrant beneficiary will be financially supported by a petitioner or cosponsor.
@@wadeb8212 hey I wanna ask something plz reply I also want support letters is this right way they it should be type on affidavit with person personal point of view of relationship and then have notorized plz rply
@@prabhjotdhaliwal1076 Yes, you may submit typed letters (affidavits) to the Additional Documents section. Personally, I submitted them from within USA and did not notarize. If you are submitting from outside USA or just want to be sure, you may notarize them before submitting. USCIS or NVC will notify you if any documents need to be changed somehow.
Thank you, 3min in and learned nothing so far
I applyed for CR1 visa seven months ago and just I got that they saw my case and everything is good and I did not get any emails from USCIS so far so is that normal?
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