Affidavit of Support
We simplify the complex I-864 application and interview prep so you can focus on your journey.
What is this Service?
The I-864 is the affidavit used by petitioners and, when needed, joint sponsors to show that a sponsored immigrant will have adequate financial support and is not likely to become a public charge.
- Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA
- Practical application guidance
- Secure online form preparation
Who Qualifies?
You may need this form if you are petitioning for a family member or certain employment-based immigrants. Our platform helps you prove these requirements with precision.
- Family-based petitioners
- Certain employment-based petitioners
- Joint sponsors
Application Process
From checking your eligibility to final submission, we guide you through every milestone of your naturalization process.
Eligibility Requirements
Sponsor Status
Be a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawful permanent resident.
Income Requirement
Meet or exceed 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines for your household size.
Domicile
Maintain domicile in the United States.
Supporting Documents
Provide tax returns, proof of income, and other supporting evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who must file Form I-864?
Most family-based immigrant petitioners and some employment-based petitioners with a qualifying relationship.
What if I don't meet the income requirement?
You may use a joint sponsor or count qualifying assets to meet the requirement.
Is Form I-864 a binding obligation?
Yes. It is a legally enforceable contract between the sponsor and the U.S. government.
How long does the sponsorship obligation last?
Generally, until the sponsored immigrant becomes a U.S. citizen, can be credited with 40 qualifying quarters of work, dies, or permanently leaves the United States.