Are you preparing to sponsor someone to come to the United States? Understanding the financial evidence requirements for Form I-134, Affidavit of Support, is critical to avoid delays or denials in the immigration process. In this episode, we break down everything you need to know about Form I-134 — from who can be a sponsor to what financial documents you must provide.
We’ll discuss what the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) expects when it comes to proving your income and assets. Learn about acceptable income levels, proof of employment, bank statements, tax returns, and how to show that you can financially support your sponsored applicant.
Whether you’re sponsoring a fiancé(e) visa, a tourist visa, or other non-immigrant visas that require this form, you’ll get practical tips to ensure your Affidavit of Support meets all requirements. We’ll also share common mistakes sponsors make and how to avoid them.
Stay informed and confident about your role as a financial sponsor. Make sure your financial evidence is complete, accurate, and convincing — because the success of your loved one’s visa application depends on it.
Tune in now for clear insights, real examples, and expert advice on making your Form I-134 submission strong and stress-free. Subscribe for more immigration updates, tips, and legal guidance every week!
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