Declaration of Financial Support
We simplify the complex I-134 application and interview prep so you can focus on your journey.
What is this Service?
The I-134 is the declaration used by a sponsor to show they are willing and able to financially support a beneficiary, commonly used for certain parole programs and other nonimmigrant categories.
- Declaration of Financial Support
- Practical application guidance
- Secure online form preparation
Who Qualifies?
You may qualify to sponsor if you meet the applicable financial and status requirements. Our platform helps you prepare your declaration with precision.
- U.S. citizens
- Lawful permanent residents
- Other individuals lawfully present who meet sponsor requirements
Application Process
From checking your eligibility to final submission, we guide you through every milestone of your naturalization process.
Eligibility Requirements
Sponsor Eligibility
Meet the citizenship, status, and age requirements to serve as a sponsor.
Financial Capacity
Demonstrate sufficient income or assets to support the beneficiary.
Supporting Documents
Provide documentation such as proof of income, employment, and assets.
Accurate Information
Complete the declaration with complete and accurate information about the beneficiary and sponsor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can file Form I-134?
Sponsors who meet the applicable eligibility requirements for the program or category involved.
Is Form I-134 legally binding like Form I-864?
No. Form I-134 is generally a declaration of intent to support, while Form I-864 creates a legally enforceable contract.
Can I sponsor more than one beneficiary?
It depends on the program and your ability to demonstrate sufficient financial support for each beneficiary.
What documents are required?
Evidence of the sponsor’s income, assets, and status is typically required.